读音 英 [ˈsɪlvə spuːnz] 美 [ˈsɪlvər spuːnz] 意思 字面意思是“银勺子”。

此外，“born with a silver spoon in one's mouth” 是一个习语，表示某人出生在富裕家庭，含着金汤匙出生 。

网络释义 在文化、影视娱乐等领域有特定含义。

在影视方面，曾有一部美剧名为《Silver Spoons》（《银匙》） 。

在日常交流中，有时会用这个词代指富家子弟的生活方式或成长环境。

常用搭配短语 be born with silver spoons（含着金汤匙出生）：例如：Some people are born with silver spoons, enjoying privileges from the start.（有些人含着金汤匙出生，从一开始就享受特权。）

造句 These silver spoons are very valuable because they are made of pure silver.（这些银勺子很值钱，因为它们是纯银制成的。）

She carefully polished the silver spoons until they shone brightly.（她仔细地擦拭银勺子，直到它们闪闪发光。）

The set of silver spoons was passed down through generations in her family.（这套银勺子在她家代代相传。）

Born with silver spoons, he never had to worry about money growing up.（他含着金汤匙出生，成长过程中从不为钱发愁。）

The antique silver spoons are on display in the museum.（这些古董银勺子在博物馆展出。）

They used silver spoons to serve the dessert at the fancy dinner.（在那场豪华晚宴上，他们用银勺子来盛甜点。）

Silver spoons were a common sight on the tables of wealthy families in the past.（过去，银勺子在富裕家庭的餐桌上很常见。）

The little girl played with the silver spoons, pretending they were magic wands.（小女孩拿着银勺子玩耍，假装它们是魔法棒。）

He collected various silver spoons from different periods of history.（他收集了来自不同历史时期的各种银勺子。）

The silver spoons added a touch of elegance to the dining table.（银勺子为餐桌增添了一份优雅。

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