糖果
When talking about sweets or candy in Chinese, you'll commonly use the word 糖果 (táng guǒ). This is a general term that covers a wide variety of confectioneries. Think of it like the English word "candy" which can refer to hard candies, chocolates, gummies, and more.
For example, if you want to say "I like to eat candy," you would say "我喜欢吃糖果 (wǒ xǐ huān chī táng guǒ)." If someone offers you a piece of candy, they might say "你要糖果吗? (nǐ yào táng guǒ ma?)" which means "Do you want some candy?" It’s a very practical word to know for everyday conversations about snacks and treats.
When talking about sweets or candy in Chinese, you'll most often use the word 糖果 (tángguǒ). It's a general term that covers a wide variety of sugary treats. You can use it to refer to a single piece of candy or a whole bag of them.
For example, if you want to say 'I like to eat candy,' you would say '我喜欢吃糖果 (Wǒ xǐhuān chī tángguǒ).' If someone offers you candy, they might ask, '你要不要糖果？(Nǐ yào bù yào tángguǒ?)' which means 'Do you want candy?'
When talking about something sweet to eat, Chinese people often use the word 糖果 (táng guǒ). This noun means 'candy' or 'sweets' in English. It's a general term that covers a wide variety of confectioneries. So, whether you're referring to hard candies, chocolates, or even lollipops, 糖果 is the word you'll use. It's a very common and practical word to know.
糖果 30 सेकंड में
- Commonly used to refer to any type of candy.
- You'll hear this often in daily conversation.
- Easy to remember and widely understood.
§ What does it mean and when do people use it?
Alright, let's talk about 糖果 (tángguǒ). This word is your basic, go-to term for 'candy' or 'sweets' in Chinese. It's a fundamental vocabulary word, so you'll hear it often and in many different contexts. If you're talking about anything sweet that comes in a wrapper, or even a treat like a lollipop or a chocolate bar, 糖果 is the word you'll use.
- DEFINITION
- Candy, sweets.
Think of it like the English word 'candy' – it's broad and covers a lot of ground. You wouldn't use a super specific term unless you needed to. So, if you're in a store and you want to ask where the candy aisle is, or if you're offering a treat to a child, 糖果 is the word you'll reach for. It's practical and to the point.
You'll find 糖果 used in everyday conversations, in advertising for snacks, and when describing food. It’s particularly common when talking about children’s treats, gifts, or just general sweet indulgence. For example, during festivals like Chinese New Year, you'll often see plates of 糖果 being offered to guests.
我喜欢吃糖果。(Wǒ xǐhuān chī tángguǒ.)
This simply means, "I like to eat candy." See? Straightforward. No fuss.
Here’s another common scenario:
请给我一块糖果。(Qǐng gěi wǒ yī kuài tángguǒ.)
This translates to, "Please give me a piece of candy." Notice the measure word 块 (kuài) here. It's used for pieces or chunks, which is very common with candy. You'll often hear it used this way.
When you're trying to describe different types of candy, 糖果 can still be the base. For example, if you want to say 'chocolate candy', you might say 巧克力糖果 (qiǎokèlì tángguǒ). But often, people just say 巧克力 (qiǎokèlì) for chocolate. It's similar to how in English we might say 'chocolate' instead of 'chocolate candy'. The context usually makes it clear.
It's also worth noting that 糖 (táng) itself means 'sugar' or 'sweets' in a more general sense. 糖果 specifically refers to the finished product – the candy. So, if you're talking about the ingredient sugar, you'd just use 糖. But if you're talking about a sweet treat you eat, 糖果 is what you need.
Consider these common uses:
- Offering candy to someone: "你想吃糖果吗?" (Nǐ xiǎng chī tángguǒ ma? - Do you want to eat candy?)
- Asking for candy: "我想要一些糖果." (Wǒ xiǎng yào yī xiē tángguǒ. - I want some candy.)
- Describing a candy store: "这家店有很多种糖果." (Zhè jiā diàn yǒu hěn duō zhǒng tángguǒ. - This store has many kinds of candy.)
As you can see, 糖果 is a highly versatile and necessary word for anyone learning Chinese. Master it, and you'll be able to talk about sweet treats like a pro. Keep it simple, keep it direct. That's the best way to learn practical Chinese.
§ Using 糖果 for Medicinal or Hard Candy
While 糖果 generally means "candy" or "sweets," it specifically refers to sugary confectionery. Learners sometimes mistakenly use it for medicinal lozenges or very hard candies that are meant to be sucked for a long time. For those, you'd use different words.
- DEFINITION
- Throat lozenge/cough drop: 喉糖 (hóutáng)
我感冒了，需要一些喉糖。
Wǒ gǎnmào le, xūyào yīxiē hóutáng. (I have a cold, I need some throat lozenges.)
- DEFINITION
- Hard candy (general term): 硬糖 (yìngtáng)
这种硬糖可以吃很久。
Zhè zhǒng yìngtáng kěyǐ chī hěn jiǔ. (This hard candy can be eaten for a long time.)
§ Confusing 糖果 with 糖 (táng)
Another common mistake is to use just 糖 (táng) when you mean "candy." While 糖 is the character for "sugar," it can also be a more general term for sweet things. However, when you specifically want to say "candy" as in a piece of confectionery, 糖果 is usually more appropriate and precise.
- DEFINITION
- Sugar: 糖 (táng)
咖啡里要放多少糖？
Kāfēi lǐ yào fàng duōshǎo táng? (How much sugar do you want in your coffee?)
- DEFINITION
- Candy/Sweets: 糖果 (tángguǒ)
孩子们喜欢吃糖果。
Háizi men xǐhuān chī tángguǒ. (Children like to eat candy.)
§ Using Incorrect Classifiers
In Chinese, classifiers (measure words) are crucial. For 糖果, the most common and versatile classifier is 颗 (kē) for individual pieces, or 盒 (hé) for a box, or 包 (bāo) for a bag.
- **颗 (kē):** Used for small, roundish objects, which fits most individual candies.
- **盒 (hé):** For a box of candy.
- **包 (bāo):** For a bag of candy.
给我一颗糖果。
Gěi wǒ yī kē tángguǒ. (Give me a piece of candy.)
我买了一盒糖果。
Wǒ mǎi le yī hé tángguǒ. (I bought a box of candy.)
这包糖果很好吃。
Zhè bāo tángguǒ hěn hǎochī. (This bag of candy is very tasty.)
Alright, let's talk about 糖果 (tángguǒ) and how it fits into the world of Chinese sweets. You might think 'candy is just candy,' but Chinese has a few different words that get translated as 'candy' or 'sweets' in English. Knowing the differences will help you sound more natural.
§ 糖果 (tángguǒ) - General Candy
This is your go-to, general word for 'candy' or 'sweets.' Think of things like hard candies, gummies, lollipops, or even chocolates when grouped broadly. It's the most common and safest choice when you're not sure what kind of candy you're referring to.
- DEFINITION
- Candy, sweets (general term)
我喜欢吃各种各样的糖果。(Wǒ xǐhuān chī gèzhǒng gèyàng de tángguǒ.) – I like to eat all kinds of candy.
新年的时候，家里有很多糖果。(Xīnnián de shíhou, jiālǐ yǒu hěnduō tángguǒ.) – During New Year's, there's a lot of candy at home.
§ 糖 (táng) - Sugar, Sweet, or Specific Candies
This one is a bit trickier because 糖 (táng) has a broader meaning. It can mean 'sugar' in general, like the stuff you put in your coffee. But it can also be used as a standalone term for certain types of candy, or it can be combined with other words to specify a type of candy.
When used alone to mean 'candy,' it often refers to hard candy or rock candy, or things that are primarily just sugar.
- DEFINITION
- Sugar; sweet; or a specific type of candy (often hard candy)
这杯咖啡里放了太多糖。(Zhè bēi kāfēi lǐ fàngle tài duō táng.) – This cup of coffee has too much sugar.
他喜欢吃硬糖。(Tā xǐhuān chī yìng táng.) – He likes to eat hard candy.
§ 甜点 (tiándiǎn) - Desserts
While not strictly 'candy,' 甜点 (tiándiǎn) is in the same sweet family. This word means 'dessert' or 'sweets' in the sense of cakes, pastries, puddings, or anything sweet you eat after a meal. It's a broader category that can include some candies, but usually refers to more substantial sweet dishes.
- DEFINITION
- Dessert, sweet snacks
你喜欢吃什么甜点？(Nǐ xǐhuān chī shénme tiándiǎn?) – What dessert do you like to eat?
§ Summary: When to use which
- 糖果 (tángguǒ): Your safe bet for 'candy' in general. Use it when you mean a variety of candies or when you're not talking about a specific type. It's the most common and easily understood term for typical store-bought candies.
- 糖 (táng): Use it for 'sugar' or when referring to specific hard candies or rock candy. It also appears as part of many specific candy names (like 巧克力 or 软糖).
- 甜点 (tiándiǎn): This is for 'desserts.' Think cakes, pastries, sweet puddings, etc. It's a broader category of sweet foods, not just small candies.
The key takeaway is that 糖果 (tángguǒ) is your all-purpose 'candy' word. If you're talking about a specific type of sweet that contains a lot of sugar, you might use 糖 (táng) on its own or as part of a compound word. And if you're talking about something more substantial and eaten after a meal, go for 甜点 (tiándiǎn).
रोचक तथ्य
The character 果 (guǒ) can refer to fruit, but in many compound words like this, it takes on the more general meaning of a 'result' or 'item', hinting at something processed or made into a specific form, like a 'sweet item' in this case.
उच्चारण मार्गदर्शिका
- Mispronouncing 'táng' with a flat tone instead of a rising tone.
- Incorrectly pronouncing 'guǒ' with a 'g' sound like in 'go' instead of a 'k' sound like in 'ko'.
स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण
我喜欢吃糖果。
I like to eat candy.
这个糖果很甜。
This candy is very sweet.
你有糖果吗？
Do you have candy?
我买了很多糖果。
I bought a lot of candy.
小孩子喜欢糖果。
Children like candy.
请给我一个糖果。
Please give me a candy.
她不喜欢吃糖果。
She doesn't like to eat candy.
我们一起吃糖果。
Let's eat candy together.
孩子们最喜欢在节日的时候收到糖果，各种各样的。
Children love to receive candy during festivals, all sorts of different kinds.
医生建议我少吃糖果，对牙齿不好。
The doctor advised me to eat less candy; it's bad for your teeth.
她把所有的糖果都藏了起来，不让弟弟找到。
She hid all the candy so her younger brother wouldn't find it.
这种糖果的味道很特别，有点甜有点酸。
This kind of candy has a very special taste, a little sweet and a little sour.
生日派对上，小朋友们抢着吃五颜六色的糖果。
At the birthday party, the children scrambled to eat the colorful candies.
我小时候最期待的就是过年能吃到好吃的糖果。
When I was little, what I looked forward to most was eating delicious candy during Chinese New Year.
商店里摆满了各种各样形状和包装的糖果。
The store was filled with candies of various shapes and packaging.
他送给女朋友一盒精美的巧克力糖果。
He gave his girlfriend a box of exquisite chocolate candies.
अक्सर इससे भ्रम होता है
Don't call your apples '糖果'!
All 糖果 are 零食, but not all 零食 are 糖果.
糖果 can be a part of 甜点, but 甜点 is much broader.
व्याकरण पैटर्न
आसानी से भ्रमित होने वाले
Both are edible, but one is natural, the other processed.
水果 refers to fruit, like apples or oranges. 糖果 specifically means candy or sweets, which are typically processed and contain a lot of sugar.
我喜欢吃水果，也喜欢吃糖果。 (Wǒ xǐhuān chī shuǐguǒ, yě xǐhuān chī tángguǒ.) I like to eat fruit, and I also like to eat candy.
Both are sweet treats.
甜点 is a broader term for 'dessert,' which can include cakes, pastries, ice cream, and yes, candy. 糖果 is specifically candy.
晚饭后，我们吃了一点甜点，有蛋糕和一些糖果。 (Wǎnfàn hòu, wǒmen chīle yī diǎn tiándiǎn, yǒu dàngāo hé yīxiē tángguǒ.) After dinner, we had some dessert, including cake and some candy.
Both are snacks.
零食 is a general term for 'snack food,' which can be savory or sweet, healthy or unhealthy. 糖果 is a type of sweet snack.
我包里有很多零食，糖果是其中之一。 (Wǒ bāo lǐ yǒu hěnduō língshí, tángguǒ shì qízhōng zhī yī.) I have a lot of snacks in my bag, and candy is one of them.
Both are sweet and preserved.
蜜饯 refers to candied fruit or preserved fruit, often made by soaking fruit in sugar syrup. While sweet, it's still primarily fruit. 糖果 is a confection, not necessarily fruit-based.
奶奶喜欢吃蜜饯，我觉得糖果更好吃。 (Nǎinai xǐhuān chī mìjiàn, wǒ juéde tángguǒ gèng hǎochī.) Grandma likes to eat candied fruit, but I think candy tastes better.
Both are sweet treats.
巧克力 is specifically chocolate. While often a type of candy, 糖果 is a more general term for various sweets, not just chocolate.
她最喜欢的糖果是巧克力。 (Tā zuì xǐhuān de tángguǒ shì qiǎokèlì.) Her favorite candy is chocolate.
वाक्य संरचनाएँ
我喜欢吃[noun]。 (Wǒ xǐhuān chī [noun].)
我喜欢吃糖果。 (Wǒ xǐhuān chī tángguǒ. I like to eat candy.)
这个[noun]很好吃。 (Zhège [noun] hěn hào chī.)
这个糖果很好吃。 (Zhège tángguǒ hěn hào chī. This candy is delicious.)
请给我一些[noun]。 (Qǐng gěi wǒ yì xiē [noun].)
请给我一些糖果。 (Qǐng gěi wǒ yì xiē tángguǒ. Please give me some candy.)
我有很多[noun]。 (Wǒ yǒu hěn duō [noun].)
我有很多糖果。 (Wǒ yǒu hěn duō tángguǒ. I have a lot of candy.)
[Someone]不应该吃太多[noun]。 ([Someone] bù yīnggāi chī tài duō [noun].)
孩子们不应该吃太多糖果。 (Háizimen bù yīnggāi chī tài duō tángguǒ. Children shouldn't eat too much candy.)
你喜欢哪种口味的[noun]？ (Nǐ xǐhuān nǎ zhǒng kǒuwèi de [noun]?)
你喜欢哪种口味的糖果？ (Nǐ xǐhuān nǎ zhǒng kǒuwèi de tángguǒ? What flavor of candy do you like?)
[Something]是用[noun]做的。 ([Something] shì yòng [noun] zuò de.)
这个蛋糕是用糖果装饰的。 (Zhège dàngāo shì yòng tángguǒ zhuāngshì de. This cake is decorated with candy.)
节日里，人们常常互相赠送[noun]。 (Jiérì lǐ, rénmen chángcháng hùxiāng zèngsòng [noun].)
万圣节时，孩子们会要糖果。 (Wànshèngjié shí, háizimen huì yào tángguǒ. During Halloween, children will ask for candy.)
शब्द परिवार
संज्ञा
विशेषण
शब्द की उत्पत्ति
Composed of two characters: 糖 (táng) meaning 'sugar' and 果 (guǒ) meaning 'fruit' or 'something in a fruit-like shape'.
मूल अर्थ: Originally referred to fruit preserved in sugar or candied fruits, which were early forms of sweets.
Sino-Tibetan, Sinitic, Chinese.सांस्कृतिक संदर्भ
Candy in Chinese culture, especially traditional varieties, often holds symbolic meaning and is associated with celebrations and good fortune. For example, during Chinese New Year, various candies are offered as part of the 'Tray of Togetherness' to symbolize a sweet and prosperous year. Giving candy can also be a gesture of hospitality or a small treat for children.
असल ज़िंदगी में अभ्यास करें
वास्तविक संदर्भ
Buying candy at a store.
- 我要买糖果。(Wǒ yào mǎi tángguǒ.) - I want to buy candy.
- 这种糖果好吃吗？(Zhè zhǒng tángguǒ hǎochī ma?) - Is this kind of candy delicious?
- 请给我一包糖果。(Qǐng gěi wǒ yī bāo tángguǒ.) - Please give me a bag of candy.
Offering candy to someone.
- 你想吃糖果吗？(Nǐ xiǎng chī tángguǒ ma?) - Do you want to eat candy?
- 我有一些糖果，你尝尝看。(Wǒ yǒu yī xiē tángguǒ, nǐ cháng cháng kàn.) - I have some candy, try it.
- 这些糖果是给你的。(Zhè xiē tángguǒ shì gěi nǐ de.) - These candies are for you.
Talking about candy with children.
- 小朋友，喜欢吃糖果吗？(Xiǎo péngyǒu, xǐhuān chī tángguǒ ma?) - Little friend, do you like to eat candy?
- 吃太多糖果对牙齿不好。(Chī tài duō tángguǒ duì yáchǐ bù hǎo.) - Eating too much candy is bad for your teeth.
- 你最喜欢什么糖果？(Nǐ zuì xǐhuān shénme tángguǒ?) - What kind of candy do you like the most?
Describing types of candy.
- 这是巧克力糖果。(Zhè shì qiǎokèlì tángguǒ.) - This is chocolate candy.
- 水果糖果很甜。(Shuǐguǒ tángguǒ hěn tián.) - Fruit candy is very sweet.
- 硬糖果。(Yìng tángguǒ.) - Hard candy.
At a party or celebration.
- 派对上有很多糖果。(Pàiduì shàng yǒu hěn duō tángguǒ.) - There are a lot of candies at the party.
- 我们用糖果来庆祝。(Wǒmen yòng tángguǒ lái qìngzhù.) - We celebrate with candy.
- 分发糖果。(Fēnfā tángguǒ.) - Distribute candy.
बातचीत की शुरुआत
"你喜欢吃糖果吗？(Nǐ xǐhuān chī tángguǒ ma?) - Do you like to eat candy?"
"你最喜欢哪种糖果？(Nǐ zuì xǐhuān nǎ zhǒng tángguǒ?) - Which kind of candy do you like the most?"
"你上次吃糖果是什么时候？(Nǐ shàng cì chī tángguǒ shì shénme shíhou?) - When was the last time you ate candy?"
"你觉得糖果对身体好吗？(Nǐ juédé tángguǒ duì shēntǐ hǎo ma?) - Do you think candy is good for your body?"
"你小时候喜欢吃什么糖果？(Nǐ xiǎo shíhou xǐhuān chī shénme tángguǒ?) - What kind of candy did you like to eat when you were little?"
डायरी विषय
描述你最喜欢的一种糖果。(Miáoshù nǐ zuì xǐhuān de yī zhǒng tángguǒ.) - Describe your favorite type of candy.
你觉得糖果在不同文化中有哪些特殊意义？(Nǐ juédé tángguǒ zài bùtóng wénhuà zhōng yǒu nǎ xiē tèshū yìyì?) - What special meanings do you think candy has in different cultures?
写一篇关于糖果的回忆。(Xiě yī piān guānyú tángguǒ de huíyì.) - Write a memory about candy.
如果你要设计一种新糖果，你会怎么设计？(Rúguǒ nǐ yào shèjì yī zhǒng xīn tángguǒ, nǐ huì zěnme shèjì?) - If you were to design a new candy, how would you design it?
谈谈你对糖果的看法，是健康食品还是垃圾食品？(Tán tán nǐ duì tángguǒ de kànfǎ, shì jiànkāng shí pǐn háishì lājī shí pǐn?) - Talk about your opinion on candy, is it healthy food or junk food?
अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल
10 सवालThe word for 'candy' in Chinese is 糖果 (tángguǒ).
糖 (táng) is a broader term that can mean 'sugar' in general, or individual pieces of candy. 糖果 (tángguǒ) specifically refers to 'candy' or 'sweets' as a collective noun or individual pieces.
Yes, 糖果 is a general term that covers most types of candy, like hard candies, soft candies, and gummies. For very specific types, you might add a descriptive word before it, but 糖果 is usually sufficient.
Here are some examples:
- 我喜欢吃糖果。 (Wǒ xǐhuān chī tángguǒ.) - I like to eat candy.
- 小孩子都爱吃糖果。 (Xiǎo háizi dōu ài chī tángguǒ.) - Kids all love to eat candy.
In Chinese, nouns generally don't change form for singular or plural. So, 糖果 can mean 'candy' (singular) or 'candies' (plural) depending on the context. If you want to specify 'a piece of candy', you can say 一块糖果 (yí kuài tángguǒ).
You can say: 你想吃糖果吗？ (Nǐ xiǎng chī tángguǒ ma?) - Do you want to eat candy? Or simply: 要不要糖果？ (Yào bù yào tángguǒ?) - Want some candy?
Common types of 糖果 include 硬糖果 (yìng tángguǒ - hard candy), 软糖果 (ruǎn tángguǒ - soft candy/gummy), and 巧克力糖果 (qiǎokèlì tángguǒ - chocolate candy).
While 糖果 itself isn't in many idioms, the character 糖 (táng) is in phrases like 糖衣炮弹 (tángyī pàodàn - 'sugar-coated cannonball', meaning flattery or gifts used to achieve ulterior motives). But for general candy, 糖果 is straightforward.
You can say: 这个糖果太甜了。 (Zhè ge tángguǒ tài tián le.) - This candy is too sweet.
You can say: 你要不要来点糖果？ (Nǐ yào bù yào lái diǎn tángguǒ?) - Do you want some candy? Or, 我有一些糖果，你要吗？ (Wǒ yǒu yì xiē tángguǒ, nǐ yào ma?) - I have some candy, do you want some?
खुद को परखो 78 सवाल
我喜欢吃甜甜的___。
The sentence means 'I like to eat sweet ___'. '糖果' (candy) fits the context of 'sweet' best.
小孩子都爱吃___。
The sentence means 'Children all love to eat ___'. '糖果' (candy) is a common treat for children.
她给了我一块___。
The sentence means 'She gave me a piece of ___'. '一块' (a piece of) is often used with '糖果' (candy).
这个商店里有很多种___。
The sentence means 'There are many kinds of ___ in this store'. '糖果' (candy) is a common item found in many varieties in stores.
请给我一些___。
The sentence means 'Please give me some ___'. '糖果' (candy) is a common item to ask for.
我妈妈不让我吃太多___。
The sentence means 'My mother doesn't let me eat too much ___'. It is common for parents to limit children's intake of '糖果' (candy).
Listen to a sentence about liking candy.
Listen to a sentence about delicious candies.
Listen to a question about what kind of candy someone likes.
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我喜欢吃糖果。
Focus: táng guǒ
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Read this aloud:
这些糖果很甜。
Focus: tián
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Read this aloud:
你喜欢什么糖果？
Focus: shén me
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The correct order is Subject-Verb-Object. '我' (wǒ) means 'I', '喜欢' (xǐhuān) means 'like', and '糖果' (tángguǒ) means 'candy'. So, '我喜欢糖果' means 'I like candy'.
The correct order is Subject-Verb-Object. '她' (tā) means 'she', '吃' (chī) means 'eat', and '糖果' (tángguǒ) means 'candy'. '了' (le) indicates a completed action. So, '她吃糖果了' means 'She ate candy'.
The correct order is Subject-Verb-Object. '孩子' (háizi) means 'child', '有' (yǒu) means 'have', and '糖果' (tángguǒ) means 'candy'. So, '孩子有糖果' means 'The child has candy'.
What do I like to eat?
What did he give me?
Who likes candy?
Read this aloud:
我有很多糖果。
Focus: tángguǒ
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Read this aloud:
这个糖果很好吃。
Focus: hěn hǎo chī
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Read this aloud:
你喜欢什么糖果？
Focus: shénme tángguǒ
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The correct order is Subject (她) + Verb (喜欢) + Verb (吃) + Object (糖果).
The correct order is Subject (我) + Modal verb (要) + Verb (买) + Quantity (一些) + Object (糖果).
The correct order is Demonstrative (这个) + Noun (糖果) + Adjective (很好吃).
她不喜欢吃太甜的___。
The sentence talks about disliking overly sweet things, and '糖果' (candy) fits perfectly. '水果' (fruit), '蔬菜' (vegetables), and '米饭' (rice) are not typically described as 'too sweet' in this context.
小孩子最喜欢吃各种各样的___。
Children (小孩子) are well-known for loving various kinds of sweets (糖果). The other options (meat, noodles, bread) are not typically described as something children 'most like to eat various kinds of' in such a general sense.
为了牙齿健康，我们应该少吃___。
To maintain dental health (为了牙齿健康), it's advisable to eat less (少吃) sweets (糖果). Milk, eggs, and apples are generally considered good for health, not something to limit for dental reasons.
万圣节的时候，孩子们会挨家挨户要___。
During Halloween (万圣节), children typically go from house to house asking for candy (糖果). The other options are not traditional items requested during this holiday.
他包里总是放着几块___，饿的时候可以吃。
Someone would carry a few pieces of candy (糖果) in their bag to eat when hungry (饿的时候可以吃). Stones, keys, and phones are not typically carried for snacking when hungry.
这部电影很甜，就像一块___一样。
If a movie is described as 'sweet' (很甜), comparing it to a piece of candy (糖果) makes the most sense. Stones, wood, and ice cubes do not convey sweetness.
The speaker likes to eat something sweet.
He bought many sweets for his friends.
This box of candy tastes good.
Read this aloud:
你喜欢什么口味的糖果？
Focus: tángguǒ
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Read this aloud:
小孩子都喜欢吃糖果。
Focus: xiǎo háizi
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请给我一包糖果，谢谢。
Focus: yī bāo
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Imagine you are describing your favorite kind of candy to a Chinese friend. What kind of candy is it? What does it taste like? Use '糖果' in your description.
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Sample answer
我最喜欢巧克力糖果，因为它又甜又香。 (Wǒ zuì xǐhuān qiǎokèlì tángguǒ, yīnwèi tā yòu tián yòu xiāng. I like chocolate candy the most because it is sweet and fragrant.)
You are making a shopping list for a party. You want to buy some sweets. Write down at least two kinds of candy you plan to buy. Use '糖果' in your list.
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派对购物清单：水果糖果、巧克力糖果。 (Pàiduì gòuwù qīngdān: shuǐguǒ tángguǒ, qiǎokèlì tángguǒ. Party shopping list: fruit candy, chocolate candy.)
Describe a time you received candy as a gift. Who gave it to you? What kind of candy was it? How did you feel? Use '糖果' in your description.
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去年生日，我的朋友送给我很多水果糖果。我很高兴。 (Qùnián shēngrì, wǒ de péngyǒu sòng gěi wǒ hěnduō shuǐguǒ tángguǒ. Wǒ hěn gāoxìng. Last birthday, my friend gave me a lot of fruit candy. I was very happy.)
小明喜欢吃什么？
Read this passage:
小明不喜欢吃蔬菜，但是他非常喜欢吃糖果。每天放学后，他都会买一些糖果回家吃。他的妈妈告诉他，吃太多糖果对牙齿不好，但是小明不听。
小明喜欢吃什么？
文章中明确提到“他非常喜欢吃糖果”。 (The passage clearly states 'he likes to eat candy very much'.)
文章中明确提到“他非常喜欢吃糖果”。 (The passage clearly states 'he likes to eat candy very much'.)
这段话主要描述了糖果的什么特点？
Read this passage:
商店里有很多种糖果。有水果味的，有巧克力味的，还有薄荷味的。每种糖果都有不同的颜色和包装，看起来都很漂亮。
这段话主要描述了糖果的什么特点？
文章描述了糖果的不同口味、颜色和包装。 (The passage describes the different flavors, colors, and packaging of candy.)
文章描述了糖果的不同口味、颜色和包装。 (The passage describes the different flavors, colors, and packaging of candy.)
妈妈想买什么样的糖果？
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儿童节快到了，妈妈准备为孩子们买一些糖果。她想买一些健康的糖果，比如含糖量低的，或者添加了水果成分的。她希望孩子们既能享受美食，又能保持健康。
妈妈想买什么样的糖果？
文章中提到妈妈想买“健康的糖果，比如含糖量低的，或者添加了水果成分的”。 (The passage mentions that mom wants to buy 'healthy candy, such as low-sugar, or with added fruit ingredients'.)
文章中提到妈妈想买“健康的糖果，比如含糖量低的，或者添加了水果成分的”。 (The passage mentions that mom wants to buy 'healthy candy, such as low-sugar, or with added fruit ingredients'.)
她不喜欢吃______，觉得太甜了。
The sentence states '她不喜欢吃...，觉得太甜了' (She doesn't like to eat... because it's too sweet). Among the options, '糖果' (candy) is the only one that is typically very sweet.
小孩子最喜欢在节日里收到各种各样的______作为礼物。
The sentence talks about '小孩子最喜欢在节日里收到各种各样的______作为礼物' (Children love to receive all kinds of... as gifts during festivals). '糖果' (candy) is a common and beloved gift for children during celebrations.
为了保持健康，他尽量少吃______。
The sentence states '为了保持健康，他尽量少吃______' (To stay healthy, he tries to eat less...). Eating too much candy (糖果) is generally considered unhealthy, making it the most logical choice.
在派对上，主人通常会准备一些糖果来招待客人。
It's common for hosts to offer sweets like candy at parties to entertain guests.
糖果主要由蛋白质和维生素组成，对身体非常有益。
Candy is primarily made of sugar and provides little nutritional value; it's not mainly composed of protein and vitamins.
医生建议糖尿病患者可以随意食用糖果。
Diabetics need to limit their sugar intake, so doctors would advise against consuming candy freely.
What kind of candy do you like to eat?
When I was a child, I loved eating fruit-flavored candy the most.
This store has many different kinds of candy.
Read this aloud:
你觉得哪种糖果最好吃？
Focus: 哪种糖果
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Read this aloud:
请问，这附近有卖糖果的店吗？
Focus: 附近有卖糖果的店吗
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Read this aloud:
我正在减肥，所以不能吃太多糖果。
Focus: 不能吃太多糖果
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The sentence describes the candy (糖果) as a beautifully packaged (包装精美) gift (礼物) for you.
The sentence states that she likes to collect (喜欢收集) candies (糖果) of various flavors (各种口味), especially (尤其是) fruit-flavored ones (水果味的).
The sentence means the doctor (医生) advised him (建议他) to eat less candy (少吃糖果) to maintain (以保持) dental health (牙齿健康).
她总是把各种各样的___藏在抽屉里，以备不时之需。
根据句意，抽屉里藏的应该是零食，所以“糖果”最合适。
小孩子对___的喜爱简直是与生俱来的，一看到就两眼放光。
句子描述的是小孩子对某种食物的喜爱，“糖果”符合语境。
为了保持身材，她已经很久没有吃___了，尽管她很喜欢。
为了保持身材而戒掉的通常是高热量的零食，“糖果”是最佳选择。
万圣节的时候，孩子们挨家挨户要___，不给就捣蛋。
万圣节的传统是孩子们要“不给糖果就捣蛋”，所以“糖果”是正确答案。
医生建议糖尿病患者少吃___，以免血糖升高。
糖尿病患者需要控制糖分摄入，“糖果”是含糖量高的食物，故为正确答案。
这款___的味道非常独特，融合了水果和巧克力的香气。
句子描述的是一种混合口味的甜食，“糖果”最符合描述。
The decoration style of this candy store is unique.
She always carries some candy with her, just in case.
Although the doctor advised eating less candy, her love for sweets was uncontrollable.
Read this aloud:
请你用“糖果”造一个C1级别的句子，描述一下你对某种糖果的特殊记忆。
Focus: 糖果 (tángguǒ)
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如果你在派对上看到一个小孩偷拿了很多糖果，你会怎么做？请用中文描述你的反应。
Focus: 糖果 (tángguǒ)
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现在市场上有很多种类的糖果，你觉得哪种糖果最受欢迎？为什么？
Focus: 糖果 (tángguǒ)
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Summary
糖果 (tángguǒ) is your go-to word for 'candy' or 'sweets' in Chinese.
- Commonly used to refer to any type of candy.
- You'll hear this often in daily conversation.
- Easy to remember and widely understood.
उदाहरण
小孩子都喜欢吃糖果。
संबंधित सामग्री
यह शब्द अन्य भाषाओं में
food के और शब्द
一两
B1Fifty grams; a Chinese unit of weight (approx. 50g).
一斤
B1Half a kilogram; a Chinese unit of weight (approx. 500g).
一袋
B1A bag of.
少一点儿
A2A bit less.
多一点儿
A2A bit more.
一口
B1A mouthful; a bite; a small amount (of food or drink).
一瓶
B1A bottle of.
一碗
B1Measure word for a bowl of food.
一盒
B1A box of.
一杯
B1Measure word for a cup of liquid.
