Dictionary entry
Teaset
Pronunciation: /ˈtiːsɛt/
Pronunciation
/ˈtiːsɛt/
Myanmar Meaning
လက်ဖက်ရည်ပုဂံလုံး။
Definition
teaset /'ti:set/ (also tea-service) n လက္ဖက္ရည္ပန္းကန္စံု။ (ႏို႔ကရားလက္ဖက္ရည္အိုး၊ မုန္႔ပန္းကန္ စသည္တို႔ပါဝင္သည္။ )
Examples
- ‘He comes to the Lapham shop to request a silver basin for his tea set that Mr. Lapham had made years before.’
- ‘He even had a demonstration tea set to show how to align the handle and straw just so to suit his wife's weak arm.’
- ‘Once upon a time
- in order to serve a proper tea you had to have a complete tea set.’
- ‘Already a number of items including a tea set
- mugs and videos have been purchased.’
- ‘Another suggested that we each bring a cup and saucer to a birthday party to help make her child a new tea set.’
- ‘The table in front of her was covered with a pale lilac lace tablecloth and the silver tea set rested upon it.’
- ‘Some neat things
- though; an antique tea set
- a couple of board games
- and so forth.’
- ‘Don't expect to find a fountain pen
- a tea set
- and a mate for life unless you want to be disappointed.’
- ‘However we didn't bring the tea set up [at the wedding] so we had sort of an improvised ceremony instead
- just with the Chinese relatives.’
- ‘A tea set was placed upon the table along with some biscuits.’
- ‘A Victorian tea set and pottery are among the items recovered from the secret site believed to be final resting place of the HMS Beagle.’
- ‘It is the excelsior from the tea set that Kenneth mails to Rhoda that she sets afire to murder Leroy.’
- ‘Luckily the only thing that was trashed was the table where the tea set was on.’
- ‘Yes
- if you wanted a cuppa on a train in the old days it came with a mini tea set assembled
- if I remember correctly
- on a plywood tray.’
- ‘Almost comically
- she began to see if her grandmothers tea set was still all there.’
- ‘There was a great white and gold fireplace and even a little gilded coffee table with a silver tea set sitting quaintly in the centre of the room.’
- ‘Cole himself designed a tea set which he entered
- using the pseudonym Felix Summerly
- at an exhibition organised by the Society of Arts in 1845.’
- ‘There was a handcrafted tray
- too
- for the gift of a tea set to sit on.’
- ‘She also brought a Shelley tea set which was passed down to her from her grandmother.’
- ‘He's sold others to private owners around the world
- and it won second prize for the tea set in a National Crafts Council competition.’