Definition of sugar cube in English:

sugar cube

noun

A small cube of compacted sugar used especially for sweetening hot drinks; a sugar lump.
Example sentencesExamples
- When packaged with associated electronics, the researchers believe the mini magnetometer will measure about 1 cubic centimeter or about the size of a sugar cube.
- For immunisation against polio three drops of the vaccine are put into the child's mouth, or they may be put on a sugar cube that is then eaten.
- Occasionally the dose will be in a sugar cube or on a small piece of plastic.
- Not content with drawing an Indian map, messages and the like on the sugar cube, Prasad hit upon the idea of doing something quite bizarre.
- The Library of Congress can be stored in a memory module the size of a sugar cube.
- With an alcohol content of 70 percent, the elixir is too much for most people to drink, and is normally taken as a few drops on a sugar cube.
- Douse the sugar cube in Angostura bitters and place into a champagne flute.
- She plunged a single sugar cube into the cup and stirred before taking a sip.
- Reaching into his pocket, St. John pulls out a sugar cube tied to a string.
- Put a couple of drops on a sugar cube or in a cup of warm water, or drink a cup of peppermint tea.
- Probably the first method employed, particularly in private houses, was to lay a fork across the top of a glass containing absinthe, place a sugar cube on the tines, and pour water slowly over the cube into the glass.
- First, we poured our shot of absinthe over a sugar cube that rested in a silver slotted absinthe spoon.
- Try crushing a sugar cube between a pair of pliers in the dark, for example, and the cube will glow with an eerie bluish-white light reminiscent of The X Files.
- Ari gave the mare a few pats, and gave her a sugar cube.
- There are about as many stars in the Universe as there are atoms in a sugar cube.
- Place a sugar cube in the center and cover with another apricot half.
- A block of gold about the size of a sugar cube can be beaten into a translucent film some 27 ft on a side.
- They have a relatively long handle, in the middle of which is a sort of pierced platform or cradle to hold the sugar cube.
- The Greek bride tucks a sugar cube in her glove to ‘sweeten the union.’
- The bacteria could convert the energy of a sugar cube into powering a cellphone for four days.

Definition of sugar cube in US English:

sugar cube

nounˈSHo͝oɡər ˌkyo͞obˈʃʊɡər ˌkjub

A small cube of compacted sugar used especially for sweetening hot drinks.
Example sentencesExamples
- Place a sugar cube in the center and cover with another apricot half.
- She plunged a single sugar cube into the cup and stirred before taking a sip.
- Not content with drawing an Indian map, messages and the like on the sugar cube, Prasad hit upon the idea of doing something quite bizarre.
- First, we poured our shot of absinthe over a sugar cube that rested in a silver slotted absinthe spoon.
- Reaching into his pocket, St. John pulls out a sugar cube tied to a string.
- With an alcohol content of 70 percent, the elixir is too much for most people to drink, and is normally taken as a few drops on a sugar cube.
- The bacteria could convert the energy of a sugar cube into powering a cellphone for four days.
- Probably the first method employed, particularly in private houses, was to lay a fork across the top of a glass containing absinthe, place a sugar cube on the tines, and pour water slowly over the cube into the glass.
- The Library of Congress can be stored in a memory module the size of a sugar cube.
- A block of gold about the size of a sugar cube can be beaten into a translucent film some 27 ft on a side.
- Ari gave the mare a few pats, and gave her a sugar cube.
- Try crushing a sugar cube between a pair of pliers in the dark, for example, and the cube will glow with an eerie bluish-white light reminiscent of The X Files.
- For immunisation against polio three drops of the vaccine are put into the child's mouth, or they may be put on a sugar cube that is then eaten.
- Occasionally the dose will be in a sugar cube or on a small piece of plastic.
- The Greek bride tucks a sugar cube in her glove to ‘sweeten the union.’
- When packaged with associated electronics, the researchers believe the mini magnetometer will measure about 1 cubic centimeter or about the size of a sugar cube.
- They have a relatively long handle, in the middle of which is a sort of pierced platform or cradle to hold the sugar cube.
- Douse the sugar cube in Angostura bitters and place into a champagne flute.
- Put a couple of drops on a sugar cube or in a cup of warm water, or drink a cup of peppermint tea.
- There are about as many stars in the Universe as there are atoms in a sugar cube.

词汇	sugar cube
释义	Definition of sugar cube in English: sugar cube noun A small cube of compacted sugar used especially for sweetening hot drinks; a sugar lump. Example sentencesExamples When packaged with associated electronics, the researchers believe the mini magnetometer will measure about 1 cubic centimeter or about the size of a sugar cube. For immunisation against polio three drops of the vaccine are put into the child's mouth, or they may be put on a sugar cube that is then eaten. Occasionally the dose will be in a sugar cube or on a small piece of plastic. Not content with drawing an Indian map, messages and the like on the sugar cube, Prasad hit upon the idea of doing something quite bizarre. The Library of Congress can be stored in a memory module the size of a sugar cube. With an alcohol content of 70 percent, the elixir is too much for most people to drink, and is normally taken as a few drops on a sugar cube. Douse the sugar cube in Angostura bitters and place into a champagne flute. She plunged a single sugar cube into the cup and stirred before taking a sip. Reaching into his pocket, St. John pulls out a sugar cube tied to a string. Put a couple of drops on a sugar cube or in a cup of warm water, or drink a cup of peppermint tea. Probably the first method employed, particularly in private houses, was to lay a fork across the top of a glass containing absinthe, place a sugar cube on the tines, and pour water slowly over the cube into the glass. First, we poured our shot of absinthe over a sugar cube that rested in a silver slotted absinthe spoon. Try crushing a sugar cube between a pair of pliers in the dark, for example, and the cube will glow with an eerie bluish-white light reminiscent of The X Files. Ari gave the mare a few pats, and gave her a sugar cube. There are about as many stars in the Universe as there are atoms in a sugar cube. Place a sugar cube in the center and cover with another apricot half. A block of gold about the size of a sugar cube can be beaten into a translucent film some 27 ft on a side. They have a relatively long handle, in the middle of which is a sort of pierced platform or cradle to hold the sugar cube. The Greek bride tucks a sugar cube in her glove to ‘sweeten the union.’ The bacteria could convert the energy of a sugar cube into powering a cellphone for four days. Definition of sugar cube in US English: sugar cube nounˈSHo͝oɡər ˌkyo͞obˈʃʊɡər ˌkjub A small cube of compacted sugar used especially for sweetening hot drinks. Example sentencesExamples Place a sugar cube in the center and cover with another apricot half. She plunged a single sugar cube into the cup and stirred before taking a sip. Not content with drawing an Indian map, messages and the like on the sugar cube, Prasad hit upon the idea of doing something quite bizarre. First, we poured our shot of absinthe over a sugar cube that rested in a silver slotted absinthe spoon. Reaching into his pocket, St. John pulls out a sugar cube tied to a string. With an alcohol content of 70 percent, the elixir is too much for most people to drink, and is normally taken as a few drops on a sugar cube. The bacteria could convert the energy of a sugar cube into powering a cellphone for four days. Probably the first method employed, particularly in private houses, was to lay a fork across the top of a glass containing absinthe, place a sugar cube on the tines, and pour water slowly over the cube into the glass. The Library of Congress can be stored in a memory module the size of a sugar cube. A block of gold about the size of a sugar cube can be beaten into a translucent film some 27 ft on a side. Ari gave the mare a few pats, and gave her a sugar cube. Try crushing a sugar cube between a pair of pliers in the dark, for example, and the cube will glow with an eerie bluish-white light reminiscent of The X Files. For immunisation against polio three drops of the vaccine are put into the child's mouth, or they may be put on a sugar cube that is then eaten. Occasionally the dose will be in a sugar cube or on a small piece of plastic. The Greek bride tucks a sugar cube in her glove to ‘sweeten the union.’ When packaged with associated electronics, the researchers believe the mini magnetometer will measure about 1 cubic centimeter or about the size of a sugar cube. They have a relatively long handle, in the middle of which is a sort of pierced platform or cradle to hold the sugar cube. Douse the sugar cube in Angostura bitters and place into a champagne flute. Put a couple of drops on a sugar cube or in a cup of warm water, or drink a cup of peppermint tea. There are about as many stars in the Universe as there are atoms in a sugar cube.
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