单词cake
n.: 蛋糕；饼；糕饼；饼状食物
v.: （用厚厚一层干后即变硬的软东西）覆盖；（干后）结成硬块；胶凝
网络: 糕点；滤饼
糕饼；蛋糕:
a sweet food made from a mixture of flour, eggs, butter, sugar, etc. that is baked in an oven. Cakes are made in various shapes and sizes and are often decorated, for example with cream or icing .
饼状食物；饼:
a food mixture that is cooked in a round flat shape
得其利而无其弊；两者兼得:
to have the advantages of sth without its disadvantages; to have both things that are available
应分得的一份钱财（或好处）:
a share of the available money or benefits that you believe you have a right to
空前惊人；极其讨厌:
to be the most surprising, annoying, etc. thing that has happened or that sb has done
（用厚厚一层干后即变硬的软东西）覆盖:
to cover sth with a thick layer of sth soft that becomes hard when it dries
（干后）结成硬块；胶凝:
if a substancecakes , it becomes hard when it dries
结焦
凝结
粘结
〔美俚〕跟女学生厮混
覆有干后会变硬之物质;结成厚厚的硬块:
粘;结成块;
加块结物于…上
使成扁平的硬块,使固结;使烧结,使胶凝
锭坯
〔美俚〕妖娆女子
〔美国〕爱跟女同学厮混的男学生
〔地〕块结,胶凝
粕
压滤饼
〔建〕泥饼
(肥皂等)饼状物,(衣服等上的)硬泥块
饼,糕;〔古语〕扁形小面包;〔苏格兰语〕燕麦饼;〔美国〕烧饼
蛋糕,糕饼
复数：cakes
过去分词：caked
现在分词：caking
adj.+n.:
chocolate cake
v.+n.:
eat cake,make cake,cut cake,bake cake
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Andrew hesitated before he took the last cake.
安德鲁拿最后一块点心之前犹豫了一下。
It"s just a piece of cake for a plane to fly over the vast snowfield.
飞机能够毫无困难地飞越这一望无际的茫茫雪原。
The night before devoted Guy interrupted his wife"s concert in Miami to present her with a huge surprise birthday cake.
上周三晚，当麦当娜在迈阿密开个人演唱会时，盖伊突然打断了妻子的演出，并为她献上了一份巨大的惊喜--一个生日蛋糕。
"No, no need. . . " The old accountant shouted in Shang Hai accent, chucked back, as if the half of brown cake was a hot coalball.
“咦，咦！弗，弗……”老会计操着上海口音叫起来，惊慌地又扔了回去，仿佛那半块黑面饼子是个烧得火烫的煤球。
AS he ate the cake , this seemed to resonate with him , and he was reminded of a course in his college studies .
当他吃完蛋糕的时候，这似乎使他产生共鸣，然后他想起他在学院学习的一门课程。
That did not seem to me much of an improvement on Marie Antoinette"s "Let them eat cake" solution.
在我看来，他的建议比法国皇后玛丽•安托瓦内特（MarieAntoinette）的解决方案“那就让他们吃蛋糕吧”强不了多少。
"Oh" said Dick. He thought about this few seconds . Then took cake his sister said her, "Cut this cake half, Catherine. " .
迪克说声“噢”。对此想，然后，把蛋糕拿给妹妹，并对她说：“凯瑟琳，你来把块蛋糕切二吧。”
As his mouth was sticky, the presumption was that he had eaten the cake.
由于他的嘴发粘，可以假定，他刚把这个蛋糕吃了。
But no matter how much irony we cake it in, the L-word grinds the ears of many people over the age of 25.
但是不管我们说得多么讽刺，这个以L开头的词仍会划过很多25岁年轻人的耳畔。
You"re not pursuing pie in the sky. You"re aiming for a cake that in theory at least, you can both have. . . and eat.
你没有去追求天上掉下来的馅饼，你的目标是得到一块至少在理论上既能拥有又能享用的蛋糕。