叉子 (chā zi): Fork (Noun) — Meaning & Stroke Order

Please use a fork to eat the spaghetti.

Please pass me that silver fork; I'd like to use it to taste this exquisite dessert.

Are you sure this fork is sharp enough to cut through this tough steak?

There is a fork on the table, you can use it to eat cake.

He has never used a fork, so he prefers chopsticks for enjoying Chinese cuisine.

Although forks are convenient, the arrangement of knives and forks follows specific etiquette at some formal banquets.

In Western restaurants, forks are usually placed on the left side of the plate, while knives are on the right.

Quick, pass me the fork, or this freshly baked pizza will get cold!