icephe oor Engels

icephe

naamwoord

Vertalings in die woordeboek Xhosa - Engels

spoon

naamwoord

scooped utensil for eating (or serving)

Unokuyicinga ke nawe ukuba injani into yokutya ngefolokhwe okanye icephe usebenzisa iinzwane.
Can you imagine what it is like to eat with a fork or a spoon held with your toes?

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Ewe, yenza ixesha lokutya ingabi lixesha nje lokufak’ icephe emlonyeni!
Yes, make mealtime more than just a time to eat!

Ixesha Lokutya—Asiloxesha Nje Lokufak’ Icephe Emlonyeni!
Mealtime —More Than Just a Time to Eat!

Abantwana abazalwa ngaloo nyaka eNgilani baphiwa icephe lesilivere.
Children born that year in England were presented with a silver spoon.

Kodwa uthi akuba liNgqina, alunike icephe leswekile, elinexabiso elilinganayo namagqabi ecoca kumaphondo akwanti.
But on becoming a Witness, he might offer a spoonful of sugar, which is of equal value in the isolated provinces.

Kufuneka thina sifumane inkonxa yetumato, itswele, icephe lencindi yemifuno kunye nentwana yetyuwa.”
What we need is a can of tomatoes, an onion, a spoonful of vegetable stock and a pinch of salt.”

Wakhawuleza wathatha icephe walungelelanisa umphezulu wesaladi waza waphinda wagquma kakuhle.
Quickly he took a spoon and smoothed over the top of the salad and put the cloth back neatly.

Ndikushiyele icephe lentlama yeebhiskiti ukuze uyingcamle,” watsho uMama.
I have saved you a small spoonful of biscuit dough to taste,” said Mama.

Unokuyicinga ke nawe ukuba injani into yokutya ngefolokhwe okanye icephe usebenzisa iinzwane.
Can you imagine what it is like to eat with a fork or a spoon held with your toes?

Waziphakela kakhulu egalela epleyitini yakhe waze wakha icephe.
She scooped a big serving onto her plate and took a mouthful.

Yathatha icephe layo yangcamla isuphu kwakhona.
He took his spoon and tasted the soup again.

Kunjengokuba ingcali yebhayoloji yezinambuzane uMichael Pariza yatshoyo: “Awazi ukuba ngubani ogqibele ukuphatha icephe eliwela kwisalad dressing.”
As microbiologist Michael Pariza said: “You don’t know who last touched the scoop that falls in the dressing.”