chopstick

UK:  ['tʃɒp.stɪk]

US:  ['tʃɑp.stɪk]

复数：chopsticks  

n.

1.(中国的)筷子

1 . Activists argue that the disposable chopstick habit could gradually be phased out on an individual basis.
积极者则辩称使用一次性木筷的习惯可能会逐渐被个人所淘汰。

2 . But if it was the second time, he would knock me with a chopstick to "help" me memorize the lesson for not doing it again.
如果犯了同样的错误，爸爸就会用筷子敲我的手，“帮助”我加深印象，牢牢记住以后不要再犯类似的错误。

3 . A chopstick is easy to break, you understand, but a heart to bear alone, easily broken, it was not difficult to understand.
一根筷子容易折断，大家是明白的，而一颗心的独自承受，容易粉碎，大家也不难理解。

4 . Chopsticks is a man, a woman is a chopsticks, two chopstick grip yuan together, as a pair of chopsticks, and that is love.
男人是一根筷子，女人是一根筷子，两根筷子有缘握在一起，成为一双筷子，那就是爱情。

5 . Once you master the basic technique, there is no question of "which chopstick to use" in a typical dining situation.
只要掌握了基本技巧，一般在用餐时，你绝不会产生“该用哪根筷子”的问题。