spoon out

基本解釋

Take the spoon out of your cup.
把勺子從咖啡杯里拿出來(lái)。
“It’s because the label will say something like ‘take one teaspoon, ’ so people just grab a spoon out of the drawer, ” he says.
“因?yàn)闃?biāo)簽上會(huì)有提示像‘拿一個(gè)茶匙’，所以人們就從抽屜里抓出一個(gè)勺”。
How to do it: spoon out your eyes with the ice cream scooper, and replace them with cadbury easter eggs.
執(zhí)行步驟：用冰淇淋勺挖出眼睛，放上吉百利復(fù)活節(jié)奶油蛋。

She threw it on the floor. I forced her to get out of her chair to pick the spoon up.

The single best thing that America and Europe can do for Africa is not to spoon out charity but to allow Americans and Europeans to buy the products that Africa is capable of producing competitively—not just agricultural products but also labour-intensive manufactures such as textiles and leather work.
ECONOMIST: Emerging Africa
And what if we gave this to you in a very aspirational container, with a spoon made out of whole grain to eat it with?
NEWYORKER: Snacks for a Fat Planet
But before a new one could be opened my mother would always require that I scraped out what was stuck inside the bottle with a knife or spoon.
FORBES: How High-Tech Could Hurt Heinz Profits