carton
纸板箱
definition
noun
Sand also drank her small carton of milk, which had gotten a bit warm since she had been handed it.
a light box or container, typically one made of waxed cardboard or plastic in which drinks or foodstuffs are packaged.
translation of 'carton'
noun
纸板箱,
硬纸盒
example
Who knew that a 'carton' of milk could expand to three times its normal size?
When they were finished, only a few pieces of toast and a 'carton' of milk remained.
She set it on the table along with 3 plates, knives, glasses, and a 'carton' of milk.
a 'carton' of milk
A pensioner said he was physically sick after finding what he believes was a slug in a 'carton' of milk he had already used for his cereal and morning cup of tea.
Once again, Joe sat alone at the back corner table with a 'carton' of milk, a banana, and a cup of instant noodles.
He walked to the kitchen, still sleepy, and took a long drink form the 'carton' of milk.
Tricia opened the fridge and pulled out a 'carton' of milk, then pulled a saucer out of a cabinet.
He pulled out a half 'carton' of milk and started to drink out of the container.
If you bought a 'carton' of milk that was spoiled, you might ignore it once or twice.
Harmony walked back into the kitchen and found Mark putting a 'carton' of milk into the fridge.
She dropped the closed 'carton' of milk as the scream erupted from the bathroom.
Ask what their favourite sandwich is and give them a small 'carton' of milk or a yogurt drink as a treat.
Sand also drank her small 'carton' of milk, which had gotten a bit warm since she had been handed it.
He opened the fridge and took out a 'carton' of milk, shaking it to see if any was left and chugging down what little milk there was.
He pulled out a 'carton' of milk and deliberately gulped it down.
As I reached for a 'carton' of milk, a man from behind tried to steal it from me.
Keep a box of cereal at your desk and pick up a 'carton' of milk when you grab lunch.
Between them they collected hundreds of sacks of crisp packets, food 'cartons' , drinks cans and other unsightly litter.
Many foodstuffs, including milk 'cartons' , loaves of bread, and whole chickens have been taken from the unmonitored fridges.
We have developed food packaging to a fine art with shrink-wrapped plastic everywhere, colourful drinks 'cartons' and easy-open tins.
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