關於Almond的意思和用法的提問

A: these nuts:

A: "as in" can mean, "in other words," or, "for example." "As in" is used to clarify a meaning which would otherwise be unclear. In other words, if the speaker thinks there might be some confusion about what he/she said.

A: I like chocolate ice cream with almonds on top.

A: "Almonds are expensive."
"There are little pieces of almond in that salad."

You might hear people online say "Really activates my almonds," which is kind of a joking way to say, "Really makes me think."

A:

The second sentence is phrased incorrectly. It should be

I wanted to try making Almond milk myself

That's corrected, they mean the same thing. Exactly

A: I like almond croissants better than bacon and cheese ones

Almond croissants are way better than bacon and cheese ones

I’m hazard a guess that you meant croissant and not almond😂 but the sentence itself isn’t one that could use a lot of slang :(

Hopefully this was helpful!

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A: almond.. badaam.

A: Almond

A: The almonds have gone moldy and it's poisonous

A: honestly it sounds fine but you can also say

"I just ate an almond jelly and remembered how tasty they are!!"

A: All-mond

A: Skip the L.

A: oh yes, then those are absolutely sprinkles. They call those round ones nonpareils