英语词汇“toast”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	toast
释义	Trends of toast View usage for: toast (toʊst) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense toasts, present participle toasting, past tense, past participle toasted 1. uncountable noun Toast is bread which has been cut into slices and made brown and crisp by cooking at a high temperature. ...a piece of toast. 2. verb When you toast something such as bread, you cook it at a high temperature so that it becomes brownand crisp. Toast the bread lightly on both sides. [VERB noun] ...a toasted sandwich. [VERB-ed] cook Synonyms: brown, grill, crisp, roast More Synonyms of toast 3. countable noun When you drink a toast to someone or something, you drink some wine or another alcoholic drink as a symbolic gesture, in order to show your appreciation of them or to wish them success. The host drank a toast to each guest in turn. [+ to] At the end of the meal Burgoyne was asked to propose a toast. 4. verb When you toast someone or something, you drink a toast to them. Party officials and generals toasted his health. [VERB noun] They toasted her in champagne. [V n in/with n] Synonyms: drink to, honour, pledge to, salute More Synonyms of toast 5. singular noun If someone is the toast of a place, they are very popular and greatly admired there, because they have done something very successfully or well. She was the toast of Paris. [+ of] Synonyms: favourite, celebrity, darling, talk More Synonyms of toast 6. See be toast More Synonyms of toast toast in British English 1 (təʊst) noun 1. sliced bread browned by exposure to heat, usually under a grill, over a fire, or in a toaster 2. be toast verb 3. (transitive) to brown under a grill or over a fire to toast cheese 4. to warm or be warmed in a similar manner to toast one's hands by the fire Word origin C14: from Old French toster, from Latin tōstus parched, baked from torrēre to dry with heat; see thirst, torrid toast in British English 2 (təʊst) noun 1. a tribute or proposal of health, success, etc, given to a person or thing by a company of people and marked by raising glasses and drinking together 2. a person or thing honoured by such a tribute or proposal 3. (esp formerly) an attractive woman to whom such tributes are frequently made she was the toast of the town verb 4. to propose or drink a toast to (a person or thing) 5. (intransitive) to add vocal effects to a prerecorded track: a disc-jockey technique See also rap1 (sense 6) Derived forms toaster (ˈtoaster) noun Word origin C17 (in the sense: a lady to whom the company is asked to drink): from toast1,from the idea that the name of the lady would flavour the drink like a piece of spicedtoast toast in American English 1 (toʊst) verb transitive 1. to brown the surface of (bread, cheese, etc.) by heating in a toaster, over or near a fire, or in an oven 2. to warm thoroughly toast yourselves by the fire verb intransitive 3. to become toasted noun 4. sliced bread made brown and crisp by heat Word origin ME tosten < OFr toster < VL tostare < L tostus, pp. of torrere, to parch, roast: see thirst toast in American English 2 (toʊst) noun 1. a person, thing, idea, etc. in honor of which a person or persons raise their glasses and drink 2. a. a proposal to drink to such a person, etc., or a sentiment expressed just before so drinking b. such a drink 3. any person greatly admired or acclaimed verb transitive, verb intransitive 4. to propose or drink a toast (to) Word origin from the use of toasted spiced bread to flavor the wine, and the notion that the personhonored also added flavor toast in Hospitality (toʊst) noun (Hospitality (hotel): Food and drink, breakfast) Toast is bread which has been cut into slices and made brown and crisp by cooking at ahigh temperature. COLLOCATIONS: slice of ~ Would you like some more slices of toast with your breakfast? Have some bread or toast to eat with your eggs. I burned the toast and did not serve it at breakfast. More idioms containing toast someone is toast Image of toast © bergamont, shutterstock Examples of 'toast' in a sentence toast Serve boiled sprouts with toasted almonds or chopped chestnuts. The Sun (2016) Scatter with chopped mint and toasted almond slivers. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Add the toasted almond slivers and mix well before turning into the pastry case. Times, Sunday Times (2016) While they are cooking, toast the tortillas in a dry pan. The Sun (2016) Cut the rolls into 1cm slices and toast lightly. The Sun (2016) Toast the skinned almonds in a dry frying pan over a medium-high heat. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I might have toast with cheese, ham and bits of cucumber and tomato. Times, Sunday Times (2016) When ready, set aside, while you toast the cut sides of the buns in the pan. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Tip the hazelnuts onto a baking tray and pop them in the oven for 7-8 minutes, or until lightly toasted. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Lightly toast all three. The Sun (2016) Who makes the best cheese on toast? Times, Sunday Times (2009) Toast cut side up under a hot grill until golden. The Sun (2014) This allows the steam to escape so the toast becomes crisp. The Sun (2016) Scatter with a handful of lightly toasted hazelnuts. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Add the remaining spices and toast until lightly browned and aromatic. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Two poached eggs on wholemeal toast with grilled tomatoes. The Sun (2010) Serve with mascarpone scattered with toasted almonds. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Place over a medium heat and toast for two minutes until aromatic. The Sun (2012) This one was served in a sandwich of salted toast. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Lift the fish and shellfish out of the pan and place on the toast. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Serve straightaway with hot toast while you cook the second omelette. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The two toasted it with champagne and the media was informed of the new dream ticket. Times, Sunday Times (2016) What is the correct etiquette for drinking toasts after dinner? Times, Sunday Times (2007) Very good with grilled feta cheese on toast. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Slice the garlic and rub the sourdough toast with the cut side. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Serve with crisp little toasts or use as a relish. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Lightly toasted pitta and a green salad on the side would be perfect complements. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Try boiled or scrambled egg with a slice of wholemeal toast. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Scatter with the toasted almonds and orange zest. Times, Sunday Times (2008) My guess is that far more men than women eat toasted cheese sandwiches. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Butter the toast and place a handful of shrimps on each slice. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Bean on toast is another story. Times, Sunday Times (2014) If a toast is proposed at a royal banquet, she merely pretends to take a sip. Brian Hoey AT HOME WITH THE QUEEN: The Inside Story of the Royal Household (2002) Toast until golden brown, then remove from the heat. Times, Sunday Times (2015) I hope he pulls off a shock and we can toast another British champ. The Sun (2013) Quotations Here's tae us; wha's like us? Gey few, and they're a' deidScottish toast In other languages toast British English: toast /təʊst/ NOUN bread* Toast is slices of bread heated until they are brown and crisp. ...a piece of toast. American English: toast grilled bread Arabic: خُبْزٌ مُحَمَّص Brazilian Portuguese: torrada Chinese: 烤面包片 Croatian: tost Czech: topinka Danish: toast når der drikkes Dutch: toast heildronk European Spanish: tostada Finnish: malja juotava French: pain grillé German: Trinkspruch Greek: φρυγανιά Italian: brindisi Japanese: トースト grilled bread Korean: 구운 빵 Norwegian: skål hyllest Polish: toast European Portuguese: torrada Romanian: felie de pâine prăjită Russian: тост зажаренный хлеб Latin American Spanish: tostada Swedish: skål med dryck Thai: การดื่มอวยพร Turkish: kadeh kaldırmak Ukrainian: грінка Vietnamese: bánh mì nướng British English: toast /təʊst/ NOUN drink When you drink a toast to someone, you wish them success or good health, and then drink some alcoholic drink. We drank a toast to our old teacher. American English: toast tribute Arabic: نَخْب Brazilian Portuguese: brinde Chinese: 祝酒 Croatian: zdravica Czech: přípitek Danish: skål når der drikkes Dutch: toast geroosterd brood European Spanish: brindis Finnish: paahtoleipä French: faire griller German: Toast Greek: πρόποση Italian: pane tostato Japanese: 乾杯 tribute Korean: 건배 Norwegian: ristet brød Polish: grzanka European Portuguese: brinde Romanian: închinarea/ale paharului Russian: тост доброе пожелание Latin American Spanish: brindis Swedish: rostat bröd Thai: ขนมปังปิ้ง Turkish: tost Ukrainian: тост Vietnamese: chúc British English: toast VERB When you toast something such as bread, you cook it at a high temperature so that it becomes brown and crisp. Party officials and generals toasted his health. American English: toast Brazilian Portuguese: brindar Chinese: 为…举杯祝酒 European Spanish: brindar por French: porter un toast àN German: einen Toast ausbringen auf Italian: brindare a Japanese: ～のために乾杯する Korean: ~을 위해 건배하다 European Portuguese: brindar Latin American Spanish: brindar por All related terms of 'toast' be toast If someone is toast , you mean that they are certain to be defeated or destroyed . brown toast toasted wholemeal bread Melba toast very thin crisp toast toast rack A toast rack is an object that is designed to hold pieces of toast in an upright position and separate from each other, ready for people to eat . white toast toasted white bread French toast toast cooked on one side only cinnamon toast buttered toast made with sugar and cinnamon someone is toast said to mean that someone is no longer important or powerful , or that their position is under threat Chinese translation of 'toast' toast (təust) n (u) (Culin) 烤面(麵)包 (kǎomiànbāo) (c) (= drink) 祝酒 (zhùjiǔ) (次, cì) vt (Culin) [bread etc] 烤 (kǎo) (= drink to) 为(為) ... 祝酒 (wèi ... zhùjiǔ) a piece or slice of toast 一片烤面(麵)包 (yī piàn kǎomiànbāo) to drink a toast to sb 为(為)某人干(乾)杯 (wèi mǒurén gānbēi) All related terms of 'toast' to propose a toast 提议(議)干(乾)杯 tíyì gānbēi to drink a toast to sb 为(為)某人干(乾)杯 wèi mǒurén gānbēi a piece or slice of toast 一片烤面(麵)包 yī piàn kǎomiànbāo a round of toast/sandwiches ( Brit ) 一份土司/三明治 yī fèn tǔsī/sānmíngzhì to spread bread/toast with butter 把黄(黃)油抹在面(麵)包/烤面(麵)包上 bǎ huángyóu mǒ zài miànbāo/kǎomiànbāo shang 1 (verb) in the sense of brown Definition to brown (bread) under a grill or over a fire Toast the bread lightly on both sides. Synonyms brown He browned the chicken in a frying pan. grill crisp roast I would rather roast a chicken whole. 2 (verb) in the sense of warm (up) Definition to warm or be warmed a bar with an open fire for toasting feet after a day skiing Synonyms warm (up) heat (up) thaw bring back to life 1 (noun) in the sense of tribute Definition a proposal of health or success given to a person or thing and marked by people raising glasses and drinking together We drank a toast to Miss Jacobs. Synonyms tribute The song is a tribute to Elvis Presley. drink compliment She accepted the compliment with good grace. salute a special salute to her for her protest health pledge salutation (formal) The old man moved away, raising his hand in salutation. 2 (noun) in the sense of favourite Definition a person or thing that is honoured She was the toast of Paris. Synonyms favourite He was a favourite of the king. celebrity darling He was the darling of the family. talk pet They taunted her about being the teacher's pet. focus of attention hero or heroine blue-eyed boy or girl (British, informal) (verb) in the sense of drink to Definition to propose or drink a toast to (a person or thing) They toasted to her accomplishments. Synonyms drink to honour pledge to salute The statement salutes the changes of the past year. drink (to) the health of Quotation Here's tae us; wha's like us? Gey few, and they're a' deid [Scottish toast] Additional synonyms in the sense of compliment Definition an expression of praise She accepted the compliment with good grace. Synonyms praise, honour, tribute, courtesy, admiration, bouquet, flattery, eulogy in the sense of darling Definition a favourite He was the darling of the family. Synonyms favourite, pet, spoilt child, apple of your eye, blue-eyed boy, fair-haired boy (US) in the sense of pet Definition a person who is favoured or indulged They taunted her about being the teacher's pet. Synonyms favourite, treasure, darling, jewel, idol, fave (informal), apple of your eye, blue-eyed boy or girl (British, informal) Synonyms of 'toast' toast Explore 'toast' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of pledge Definition an assurance of support or goodwill, given by drinking a toast Synonyms toast, health in the sense of roast Definition to cook (food) by dry heat in an oven or over a fire I would rather roast a chicken whole. Synonyms cook, bake, grill, broil (US), spit-roast in the sense of salutation Definition a greeting by words or actions The old man moved away, raising his hand in salutation. Synonyms greeting, welcome, salute, address, obeisance in the sense of salute a special salute to her for her protest Synonyms homage, recognition, tribute, toast, compliment, testimonial, acknowledgment, eulogy in the sense of salute Definition to acknowledge with praise The statement salutes the changes of the past year. Synonyms honour, celebrate, acknowledge, recognize, take your hat off to (informal), pay tribute or homage to
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