A2 noun Neutral 1 min read

面包店

miangbaodian /miàn bɑːo diən/
Practice it

A bakery is a shop where bread, cakes, and other baked goods are made and sold.

Word in 30 Seconds

  • A shop that bakes and sells bread and cakes.
  • Commonly visited for breakfast, snacks, and celebrations.
  • A familiar and essential part of daily life.

Overview

面包店 (miànbāo diàn) 是一个非常常见的词语，指专门制作和销售面包、蛋糕、糕点等烘焙食品的店铺。它是日常生活中不可或缺的一部分，为人们提供美味的食物和满足社交、庆祝等需求。

作为名词，面包店通常作为地点状语或主语出现。它可以指代一个具体的店铺，也可以泛指一类店铺。例如：‘我家附近新开了一家面包店。’（指具体店铺）‘我喜欢去面包店买新鲜的面包。’（泛指一类店铺）。它经常与‘买’、‘去’、‘开’、‘闻’（香味）、‘吃’等动词搭配使用。

面包店最常出现在日常生活的对话和场景中。人们会在早上购买早餐面包，下午茶时间购买蛋糕或饼干，或者为生日、节日等特殊场合预订定制蛋糕。新闻报道中也可能提到面包店，例如关于食品安全、新店开张或特色产品等。

与‘面包店’相似的词语包括‘蛋糕店’ (dàngāo diàn) 和‘饼干店’ (bǐnggān diàn)。‘蛋糕店’更侧重于销售蛋糕，尤其是生日蛋糕和节日蛋糕。‘饼干店’则主要销售各种饼干。而‘面包店’的范围最广，通常包含了这两种店铺的业务，并且以面包为主打产品。此外，‘烘焙坊’ (hōngbèi fāng) 是一个更书面化、更专业的词，也指制作烘焙食品的地方，但‘面包店’在口语中更为常用。

Examples

1

这家面包店的羊角面包特别好吃。

everyday

The croissants at this bakery are especially delicious.

2

请问，这附近有面包店吗？我想买点儿生日蛋糕。

everyday

Excuse me, is there a bakery nearby? I'd like to buy a birthday cake.

3

这家新开的面包店，还没进去就能闻到浓浓的香味。

informal

You can smell the rich aroma even before entering this newly opened bakery.

4

随着生活水平的提高，人们对烘焙食品的需求日益增长，带动了众多面包店的蓬勃发展。

academic

With the improvement of living standards, the demand for baked goods is increasing, driving the prosperous development of numerous bakeries.

Common Collocations

去面包店 go to the bakery
一家面包店 a bakery
闻到面包店的香味 smell the aroma from the bakery
面包店的招牌 bakery's signboard

Common Phrases

闻到香味

smell the aroma

新鲜出炉

freshly baked

生日蛋糕

birthday cake

Often Confused With

面包店 vs 蛋糕店 (dàngāo diàn)

A '蛋糕店' specifically focuses on selling cakes, especially decorative ones for celebrations. While a '面包店' might sell cakes, its primary focus is bread.

面包店 vs 烘焙坊 (hōngbèi fāng)

'烘焙坊' is a more general or sometimes more artisanal term for a place that bakes. '面包店' is more common and specifically emphasizes bread.

Grammar Patterns

地点 + (的) + 面包店 去/去...面包店 在...面包店 一家/几家 + 面包店

How to Use It

Usage Notes

The term '面包店' is widely understood and used in everyday conversation. It is neutral in terms of formality and can be used in both spoken and written contexts without issue. It's a very practical word for daily life.

Common Mistakes

Learners might sometimes confuse '面包店' with establishments that only sell finished products without baking them on-site. However, the core meaning implies production. Also, ensure not to use it for places that only sell bread bought from elsewhere.

Tips

💡

Freshness is Key

In many bakeries, especially smaller ones, products are baked fresh daily. Ask about their baking schedule for the best taste!

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Beware of Sugar

Many items sold in bakeries, especially cakes and pastries, can be high in sugar and calories. Enjoy in moderation.

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Celebration Hubs

Bakeries play a significant role in celebrations like birthdays and holidays across many cultures, providing symbolic and delicious treats.

Word Origin

The word is a direct combination: '面包' (miànbāo) means bread, and '店' (diàn) means shop or store. Thus, '面包店' literally translates to 'bread shop'.

Cultural Context

Bakeries are often community hubs, especially in smaller towns or neighborhoods. They are central to celebrations like birthdays, holidays, and weddings, providing essential symbolic foods like cakes and pastries.

Memory Tip

Imagine a 'bread' (面 miàn) 'shop' (店 diàn) – a 'bakery'!

Frequently Asked Questions

4 questions

面包店主要销售各种面包，如法棍、吐司、牛角包等。此外，通常还会售卖蛋糕、饼干、甜甜圈、派等烘焙点心。

“面包店”的范围更广，以面包为主打，但也常卖蛋糕和饼干。“蛋糕店”则更专注于蛋糕，尤其是生日蛋糕和装饰性强的蛋糕。

人们通常在早上购买面包作为早餐，下午购买点心或蛋糕。对于特殊场合，可能会提前预订。

“面包店”是一个中性词，它仅仅描述了一个地点或行业。它本身不带有褒贬色彩。

Test Yourself

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我每天早上都喜欢去家附近的______买一个新鲜的面包。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 面包店

根据语境，需要一个出售面包的地点，‘面包店’是最合适的选项。

multiple choice

下列哪个词语最能描述一个专门制作和销售蛋糕、饼干和面包的地方？

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 面包店

‘面包店’是专门制作和销售烘焙食品的地方，包括蛋糕、饼干和面包。

sentence building

词语：这家，面包店，很，受欢迎，附近

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 附近这家面包店很受欢迎。

这是一个描述性的句子，‘附近’作为地点状语，‘这家面包店’是主语，‘很受欢迎’是谓语。

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