whiskKK [ˈwɪsk] ｜ /ˈwɪsk/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a kitchen utensil consisting of a metal looped wire attached to a handle, used for whisking eggs or cream
Sarah used a whisk to beat the eggs until they were frothy.
打蛋器；攪拌器
C2verb
to beat or stir with a whisk or similar utensil
She whisked the eggs vigorously until they were frothy and smooth.
打發；攪打
C2verb
to move quickly and lightly
The squirrel whisked up the tree, effortlessly jumping from branch to branch.
C2verb
to go somewhere quickly and lightly
Caroline whisked across the dance floor, gracefully gliding between the other dancers.
C2noun
a small broom with a short handle, used for brushing clothes or floors
She grabbed the whisk and quickly swept away the dust bunnies from the corner of the room.
C2verb
to brush or wipe something off lightly
He whisked away the crumbs from the table with a swift motion of his hand.