Definition of cornflakes in English:

cornflakes

plural nounˈkɔːnfleɪksˈkɔrnˌfleɪks

A breakfast cereal consisting of toasted flakes made from maize flour.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Carer Dennis Head told an inquest that he had popped out to pour a bath for a fellow resident at the Stafford House unit after helping Mr Ashton to eat his cornflakes and toast.
- Joanna was in a good mood the next day, humming through a mouthful of cornflakes while eating breakfast.
- All I wanted was a bowl of cornflakes and some orange juice.
- I'd have soup for dinner or breakfast but I usually have cornflakes in the morning with the unsweetened soya milk.
- He grabbed a piece of toast and guzzled down a bowl of cornflakes.
- It was cornflakes and full English for breakfast - no alternative - and check-out by 9.45 am prompt.
- Over my cornflakes this morning my 10-year-old daughter Sacha was telling me about her biology class with her teacher, Mr Wildgust.
- Over breakfast I introduced him to cornflakes, muesli, yoghurt, and peach slices.
- It was pretty much all corn: corn fritters, corn bread, corn porridge, popcorn, cornflakes and mom's special corn surprise.
- I helped myself to breakfast, doing my best not to spill too many cornflakes and cleaned up afterwards, crawling under the table to chase stray flakes.
- For me, that would be a bowl of cornflakes and a couple of poached eggs on toast and maybe some baked beans, too.
- Who dictates that rashers, eggs, sausages, milk and cornflakes are what we should eat for breakfast?
- They say the food is inadequate, with meals consisting of little more than soup and chips, or a packet of cornflakes for breakfast.
- He couldn't cook, so for almost every meal in the day he ate cornflakes or toast.
- Today he has given me a bowl of cornflakes frosted with maple syrup (they are made by Whole Earth and are just scrummy) which I could leave to get soggy in the milk.
- It has a rich but soft taste, much like sweetened cornflakes.
- I ate my breakfast of cornflakes while my father read the paper.
- Ignore the glossy cornflakes and have an egg for breakfast.
- I had spotted it one evening in a marked-down bin at Variety Stores, the neighbourhood shop to which we went for everything from safety pins to cornflakes.
- A midnight snack of raw horse meat and rusks was followed later by a walk and a hearty breakfast of egg, milk and cornflakes.

Definition of cornflakes in US English:

cornflakes

plural nounˈkɔrnˌfleɪksˈkôrnˌflāks

A breakfast cereal consisting of toasted flakes made from corn.
（作早餐的）玉米片
Example sentencesExamples
- Over breakfast I introduced him to cornflakes, muesli, yoghurt, and peach slices.
- Ignore the glossy cornflakes and have an egg for breakfast.
- They say the food is inadequate, with meals consisting of little more than soup and chips, or a packet of cornflakes for breakfast.
- It was pretty much all corn: corn fritters, corn bread, corn porridge, popcorn, cornflakes and mom's special corn surprise.
- I ate my breakfast of cornflakes while my father read the paper.
- It was cornflakes and full English for breakfast - no alternative - and check-out by 9.45 am prompt.
- All I wanted was a bowl of cornflakes and some orange juice.
- Carer Dennis Head told an inquest that he had popped out to pour a bath for a fellow resident at the Stafford House unit after helping Mr Ashton to eat his cornflakes and toast.
- I had spotted it one evening in a marked-down bin at Variety Stores, the neighbourhood shop to which we went for everything from safety pins to cornflakes.
- For me, that would be a bowl of cornflakes and a couple of poached eggs on toast and maybe some baked beans, too.
- A midnight snack of raw horse meat and rusks was followed later by a walk and a hearty breakfast of egg, milk and cornflakes.
- Who dictates that rashers, eggs, sausages, milk and cornflakes are what we should eat for breakfast?
- It has a rich but soft taste, much like sweetened cornflakes.
- Joanna was in a good mood the next day, humming through a mouthful of cornflakes while eating breakfast.
- I'd have soup for dinner or breakfast but I usually have cornflakes in the morning with the unsweetened soya milk.
- He grabbed a piece of toast and guzzled down a bowl of cornflakes.
- Over my cornflakes this morning my 10-year-old daughter Sacha was telling me about her biology class with her teacher, Mr Wildgust.
- I helped myself to breakfast, doing my best not to spill too many cornflakes and cleaned up afterwards, crawling under the table to chase stray flakes.
- Today he has given me a bowl of cornflakes frosted with maple syrup (they are made by Whole Earth and are just scrummy) which I could leave to get soggy in the milk.
- He couldn't cook, so for almost every meal in the day he ate cornflakes or toast.

词汇	cornflakes
释义	Definition of cornflakes in English: cornflakes plural nounˈkɔːnfleɪksˈkɔrnˌfleɪks A breakfast cereal consisting of toasted flakes made from maize flour. （作早餐的）玉米片 Example sentencesExamples Carer Dennis Head told an inquest that he had popped out to pour a bath for a fellow resident at the Stafford House unit after helping Mr Ashton to eat his cornflakes and toast. Joanna was in a good mood the next day, humming through a mouthful of cornflakes while eating breakfast. All I wanted was a bowl of cornflakes and some orange juice. I'd have soup for dinner or breakfast but I usually have cornflakes in the morning with the unsweetened soya milk. He grabbed a piece of toast and guzzled down a bowl of cornflakes. It was cornflakes and full English for breakfast - no alternative - and check-out by 9.45 am prompt. Over my cornflakes this morning my 10-year-old daughter Sacha was telling me about her biology class with her teacher, Mr Wildgust. Over breakfast I introduced him to cornflakes, muesli, yoghurt, and peach slices. It was pretty much all corn: corn fritters, corn bread, corn porridge, popcorn, cornflakes and mom's special corn surprise. I helped myself to breakfast, doing my best not to spill too many cornflakes and cleaned up afterwards, crawling under the table to chase stray flakes. For me, that would be a bowl of cornflakes and a couple of poached eggs on toast and maybe some baked beans, too. Who dictates that rashers, eggs, sausages, milk and cornflakes are what we should eat for breakfast? They say the food is inadequate, with meals consisting of little more than soup and chips, or a packet of cornflakes for breakfast. He couldn't cook, so for almost every meal in the day he ate cornflakes or toast. Today he has given me a bowl of cornflakes frosted with maple syrup (they are made by Whole Earth and are just scrummy) which I could leave to get soggy in the milk. It has a rich but soft taste, much like sweetened cornflakes. I ate my breakfast of cornflakes while my father read the paper. Ignore the glossy cornflakes and have an egg for breakfast. I had spotted it one evening in a marked-down bin at Variety Stores, the neighbourhood shop to which we went for everything from safety pins to cornflakes. A midnight snack of raw horse meat and rusks was followed later by a walk and a hearty breakfast of egg, milk and cornflakes. Definition of cornflakes in US English: cornflakes plural nounˈkɔrnˌfleɪksˈkôrnˌflāks A breakfast cereal consisting of toasted flakes made from corn. （作早餐的）玉米片 Example sentencesExamples Over breakfast I introduced him to cornflakes, muesli, yoghurt, and peach slices. Ignore the glossy cornflakes and have an egg for breakfast. They say the food is inadequate, with meals consisting of little more than soup and chips, or a packet of cornflakes for breakfast. It was pretty much all corn: corn fritters, corn bread, corn porridge, popcorn, cornflakes and mom's special corn surprise. I ate my breakfast of cornflakes while my father read the paper. It was cornflakes and full English for breakfast - no alternative - and check-out by 9.45 am prompt. All I wanted was a bowl of cornflakes and some orange juice. Carer Dennis Head told an inquest that he had popped out to pour a bath for a fellow resident at the Stafford House unit after helping Mr Ashton to eat his cornflakes and toast. I had spotted it one evening in a marked-down bin at Variety Stores, the neighbourhood shop to which we went for everything from safety pins to cornflakes. For me, that would be a bowl of cornflakes and a couple of poached eggs on toast and maybe some baked beans, too. A midnight snack of raw horse meat and rusks was followed later by a walk and a hearty breakfast of egg, milk and cornflakes. Who dictates that rashers, eggs, sausages, milk and cornflakes are what we should eat for breakfast? It has a rich but soft taste, much like sweetened cornflakes. Joanna was in a good mood the next day, humming through a mouthful of cornflakes while eating breakfast. I'd have soup for dinner or breakfast but I usually have cornflakes in the morning with the unsweetened soya milk. He grabbed a piece of toast and guzzled down a bowl of cornflakes. Over my cornflakes this morning my 10-year-old daughter Sacha was telling me about her biology class with her teacher, Mr Wildgust. I helped myself to breakfast, doing my best not to spill too many cornflakes and cleaned up afterwards, crawling under the table to chase stray flakes. Today he has given me a bowl of cornflakes frosted with maple syrup (they are made by Whole Earth and are just scrummy) which I could leave to get soggy in the milk. He couldn't cook, so for almost every meal in the day he ate cornflakes or toast.
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