crumbKK [ˈkrʌm] ｜ /ˈkrʌm/
GEPT 中高級
C1noun
a small piece of bread, cake, or cracker that has broken off or been cut off
She picked up every crumb from the table after dinner.
C1noun
a very small quantity or fragment of something
He couldn’t find a crumb of evidence to prove his innocence.
B2verb
to break something into small pieces or crumbs
She carefully crumbed the stale bread for the dressing.
弄碎；撕成碎屑
B2verb
to remove crumbs from something
After my morning toast, I always crumb the countertop to keep it clean.
清除碎屑；拂去屑末
C1verb
to cover something with a layer of bread crumbs
You can crumb chicken by dipping it in egg, then coating it with breadcrumbs, before baking it in the oven.
B2noun
a person who is considered to be worthless, contemptible or unpleasant
I can’t believe he stole money from the collection plate at church, what a crumb!