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teaspoonful

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tea·spoon·ful  (tspn-fl)
n. pl. tea·spoon·fuls Abbr. t. or tsp.
The amount that a teaspoon can hold.
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Noun1.teaspoonful - as much as a teaspoon will hold
teaspoon
containerful - the quantity that a container will hold
Translations
teaspoonful [ˈtiːspʊnfʊl] N → cucharadita f
teaspoonful [ˈtiːspuːnfʊl] n → cuillerée f à café
a teaspoonful of sugar → une cuillerée à café de sucre
tea strainer n → passe-thé m inv
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