一磅糖用英语怎么说

"One pound of sugar" in English is often abbreviated as "1 lb of sugar".
The term "pound" as a unit of weight comes from the old British imperial system, where it was defined as approximately 0.45 kilograms. The abbreviation "lb" is derived from the Latin word "libra", which means "scale" or "balance".
Example sentences in English:
I need to buy 1 lb of sugar for my baking recipe.
One pound of sugar is enough to make a dozen cookies.
Example sentence translations in Chinese:
我需要买一磅糖做我的烘焙食谱。
一磅糖足以做一打饼干。