几丁不二
筷子的来历：Sometime in the past, people began cooking their food in large pots. The food was chopped up into bits so that it would cook faster. Rather than reaching their fingers into the pots (and thus burning them), folks began to fish for their food with sticks or twigs. It became easier to get the food using a pair of sticks, hence the chopstick was born! Another influence in chopstick history was Confucius (551 to 479 B.C.). He was a vegetarian that held that knives did not belong at the dinner table, as they were for use at a slaughterhouse. Confucius taught that if a moral person heard the screaming of animals at the slaughterhouse, that person would prefer to keep the animal alive and unharmed. Confucius promoted peace and non violence, including the humane treatment of animals. So he was not big on knives but did like chopsticks :-) In the middle ages (around the 5th century) chopstick use migrated from China to Vietnam, Korea and Japan. The Japanese started out using chopsticks in religious occasions and ceremonies, then progressed to using them for common eating.
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chopstick 读音：英 ['tʃɒpstɪk] 美 ['tʃɑːpstɪk]
释义：n. （常复数）筷子
The Chopstick is a miracle among the creations of Chinese food culture.
筷子是中国饮食文化发明中的一个奇迹。
复数：chopsticks
读音：英 ['tʃɒpstɪks] 美 ['tʃɑːpstɪks]
释义：n. 筷子
I have trouble using chopsticks correctly.
我很难正确地使用筷子。
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其它餐具英文
1、plate
读音：英 [pleɪt] 美 [pleɪt]
释义：n. 碟；金属板；板块；盘
vt. 电镀；用金属板固定；为 ... 制印版；给 ... 装钢板
2、cup
读音：英 [kʌp] 美 [kʌp]
释义：n. 杯子；一杯之量；奖杯；罩杯
vt. 使成杯形；把某物放入杯中
3、dinner fork
读音：英 [ˈdinə fɔ:k] 美 [ˈdɪnɚ fɔrk]
释义：餐叉
4、dinner knife
读音：英 [ˈdinə naif] 美 [ˈdɪnɚ naɪf]
释义：餐刀
5、saucer
读音：英 [ˈsɔ:sə(r)] 美 [ˈsɔsɚ]
释义：n.茶杯托，茶碟；（放花盆的）垫盘（等）；浅碟形盆地；〈美〉拳击场
yanrongsun
我们中国人吃饭都习惯用筷子，其实当一桌人用各自的筷子在餐盘里夹菜时，会有潜在的病菌传播风险。特别是现在疫情还没有彻底结束，我们更要注重个人的卫生。所以在外聚餐一般都使用公筷，那公筷的英文到底怎么说呢？难道是“public chopsticks”吗？A waitress packages leftovers for customers at a restaurant in Yinchuan, Ningxia Hui autonomous region, Aug 16, 2020. [Photo/Xinhua]公筷的英文？serving chopsticks公筷顾名思义就是公用的筷子，换句话说，这是起到一个“服务”作用的筷子。总而言之，public更强调“大众”而serve更强调“服务”。所以公筷的英语是serving chopsticks。同一个道理，公勺就应该说serving spoon。In order to stop the spread of the virus, we'd better use serving chopsticks.为了阻断这一病毒的传播，我们最好使用公筷。但是大家跟外国人用餐的话，要格外注意“使用公筷”这一点哦~因为跟外国的饮食文化有比较大的差异嘛。另外，外国人吃饭的时候比较讲究唯己主义，也就是自己吃自己的，大家尽量不要去为他人夹菜，避免引起不必要的尴尬啦~“一次性筷子”用英文怎么说？disposable chopsticks老外一般用disposable形容那些只能用一两次的东西，一次性筷子、一次性手套的英文翻译都要用到disposable.disposable chopsticks一次性筷子disposable gloves一次性手套disposable toothbrush一次性牙刷Could you give me a pair of disposable chopsticks？你能给我拿一双一次性的筷子吗？one-time是什么意思？以前的；一次性的one-time也有一次性的意思，但适用范围和disposable完全不一样。disposable强调某件东西只能使用一次。而one-time则表示只要发生一次就行了，我们可以理解为一劳永逸，只收一次费可以说one-time charge。但one-time更常见的意思是以前的，同义词就是former。The one-time actor is a famous movie director now.以前那个男演员现在是一位著名的电影导演了。要注意的用餐礼仪Please be punctual. It is impolite to be late for the meal.请准时到场。吃饭迟到不礼貌。Do not smack the lips when you have a meal.吃饭的时候不要吧唧嘴。Do not slurp your soup.喝汤不要咕噜咕噜响。Don't stab food with personal chopsticks again and again.不要三番五次用自己的筷子戳食物。Please remember to pick up food for elders with serving chopsticks.请记得用公筷为长辈夹菜。Please lay the napkin on your lap before eating.就餐前请把餐巾放在大腿上。（来源：英语口语小镇 编辑：yaning）来源：英语口语小镇
大馄饨小馄饨
筷子的英语：chopsticks读音：英 ['tʃɒpstɪks] 美 ['tʃɑːpstɪks]中文释义：n. 筷子（名词chopstick的复数形式）chopstick是筷子的单数形式，筷子一般是一双，故表示为chopsticks。常见句型：She is still awkward with chopsticks.她用筷子还不熟练。I have trouble using chopsticks correctly.我很难正确地使用筷子。关联搭配：1、hygienic chopsticks 卫生筷子 ; 卫生筷2、throwapart chopsticks 一次性筷子3、silver chopsticks 银筷 ; 银筷子
天堂的阶梯
Reject throwaway chopsticks now!Dear friends， Do you know why sandstorms and landslides are happening more frequently than ever in recent years? According to the recent statistics，forty-five billion pairs of throwaway chopsticks are produced in China，so twenty-five million trees have to be cut down every year．Environmentalists have warned that all the forests will be destroyed if we keep on making throwaway chopsticks at present speed． As is known to us all, only 13％ of the land in our country is covered with forests．And a lot of land is becoming sands each year because of too many trees being cut down．If we keep on doing this，our environment will become even worse．It is time for u to reject throwaway chopsticks． Dear friends，let's take action from now on! From Senior High School
黄小琼琼
写作思路：准确地审清题意，透彻理解题目的意思，解决好“写什么”的问题，写起来才能保证不偏题，不至于出现“下笔千言，离题万里”的错误。要从题目上理解取材的时间范围、空间范围、数量范围及关系范围等。还有要审清写作的重点，要从题目上揣摩重点。
正文：
The use of chopsticks and spoons is not affectation, but for the sake of civilization and hygiene. This can not only protect themselves, but also protect others, which embodies a social responsibility. Let's work together to advocate new eating habits and healthy habits! Even if the epidemic is over, good eating habits will benefit us for life!
使用公筷公勺不是矫情，而是为了文明和卫生。这既能保护自己，也能保护他人，更体现了一份社会责任。公筷公勺、举手之劳，让我们共同努力，倡导吃饭新风尚、健康好习惯！即使疫情过去，好的餐饮习惯也会让我们受益终生！
Recently, because novel coronavirus has been raging, schools have begun to advocate the use of "chopsticks and public spoon" meals. This decision is timely and of great social significance and role.
最近，由于新型冠状病毒的肆虐，学校开始倡导使用“公筷公勺”用餐，这个决定非常及时，更具有重大的社会意义和作用。
As we all know, we now use our own chopsticks to pick up vegetables, whether it's a family meal or a group of friends or families. We don't think it's bad.
众所周知，我们现在不论是一家人吃饭，还是多个朋友或家庭聚餐，都是使用自己的筷子去夹菜，并没觉得有什么不好。
However, the outbreak of this epidemic has made us understand the importance of civilized dining. For the sake of our own health and safety and the health and safety of others, I think it is time to enter our lives to eat with "public chopsticks and spoons"!
但这次疫情的爆发却让我们明白了文明用餐的重要性，为了我们自己和他人的卫生安全，我觉得使用“公筷公勺”用餐是应该适时进入我们的生活了！
Let's start from me, from the use of "public chopsticks and spoons", to "civilization" and "health" to the dining table!
让我们一起行动起来，从我做起，从使用“公筷公勺”做起，向餐桌要“文明”，向餐桌要“健康”！
MM头Selina
Some people did some research on the origin of China’s chopsticks compared to the knife and fork in the West. One theory is that China was an agricultural society and relied on vegetables for food. Chopsticks were very convenient tools for eating. The Westerners, on the other hand, were nomads and lived on meat. The knife and fork were more practical. Others believe that China did not have much industry, and therefore people used chopsticks. The West was an industrial society, so their eating utensils were made of metal.
