doughnut

英 [ˈdəʊnʌt]

美 [ˈdoʊnʌt]

n. 炸面圈，多纳圈(常含果酱、水果、奶油等)

复数：doughnuts　现在分词：doughnutting　

Collins.1 / BNC.19687 / COCA.9451

牛津词典

noun

炸面圈，多纳圈（常含果酱、水果、奶油等）
a small cake made of fried dough , usually in the shape of a ring, or round and filled with jam/jelly, fruit, cream, etc.

in AM, also use 美国英语亦用 donut

炸面圈;甜甜圈;多纳圈
Adoughnutis a bread-like cake made from sweet dough that has been cooked in hot fat.

noun

a small ring-shaped friedcake
Synonym:donutsinker
a toroidal shape
1. a ring of ships in the harbor
2. a halo of smoke
Synonym:ringhaloannulusanchor ring

So say No to that doughnut and burger.
所以，就让我们向油炸圈和夹肉饼说“不”吧。
We'll go get a doughnut on the way over.
我们路上买个油炸圈。
Do you keep your eye upon the doughnut, not upon the hole?
你的眼睛盯着炸面包圈，还是它中间的空洞？
And that's the correct way to eat a doughnut.
这才是正确的吃油炸圈饼的方法。
Doughnut traditionally eaten on Shrove Tuesday.
传统上在忏悔日吃的油炸圈饼。
The doughnut was made by Dora.
这甜甜圈是多拉做的。
Would you 'care for a doughnut, hot dog or hamburger?
您要不要炸圈饼，热狗或汉堡包？
Even declining a doughnut for breakfast, writes Davis, will consume some of that precious energy ( which slightly goes against his nutrition advice).
戴维斯写道，即使是在早餐时拒绝吃一个甜甜圈，也会消耗一些宝贵的精力（这稍微违背了他给出的营养建议）。
Who wants to get me a doughnut?
谁帮我去买油炸面圈？
The golden brown ring is a doughnut.
那枚金黄色的戒指是一个油炸圈饼。