单词	bread
释义	noun | verb breadbread1 /brɛd/ ●●● S1 W2 noun [uncountable] Etymology ETYMOLOGYbread1 Origin: Old English Collocations COLLOCATIONSadjectives/nouns + bread► fresh bread  Eat the bread while it’s nice and fresh. ► stale bread (=hard and no longer fresh) The bread gets stale after a couple of days. ► crusty bread (=having a hard crust that is nice to eat) Serve the soup with crusty bread. ► moldy bread (=covered with a green substance that grows on old food) When I opened the bag, the bread was all moldy. ► white/brown bread  Would you like white bread or brown bread? ► wheat/rye/corn etc. bread (=made of wheat, rye, etc. flour) I’d like my sandwich on wheat bread. ► whole-wheat/whole-grain bread (=bread made with flour that contains all of the grain) Whole-grain bread is good for you. ► homemade/home-baked bread  Homemade bread smells so good. ► French/Italian bread  We ate the cheese with slices of French bread. verbs► make/bake bread  We usually make our own bread. ► cut/slice bread  Could you cut some bread? bread + nouns► breadcrumbs  Anna brushed the breadcrumbs from the table. ► bread crusts (=the edges of bread) The bread crusts were dry and he didn’t eat them. ► bread flour (=special flour that is good for making bread) Bread flour has more gluten and makes a better loaf. 1 a common food made from flour, water, and yeast:  Please pass the bread. Could you pick up a loaf of bread on your way home (=large piece of bread that can be cut into pieces)? She put the cheese on a slice of bread (=thin piece of bread that you cut from a loaf). All they had to eat was bread and butter. → see also French bread2old-fashioned slang money3somebody’s bread and butter informal the thing that provides you with most of the money that you need in order to live or be successful:  Tourism is our bread and butter.4know which side your bread is buttered on informal to know who to be nice to in order to get advantages for yourself5somebody’s daily bread old-fashioned informal the money that you need in order to live [Origin: Old English]COLLOCATIONSadjectives/nouns + breadfresh bread Eat the bread while it’s nice and fresh.stale bread (=hard and no longer fresh) The bread gets stale after a couple of days.crusty bread (=having a hard crust that is nice to eat) Serve the soup with crusty bread.moldy bread (=covered with a green substance that grows on old food) When I opened the bag, the bread was all moldy.white/brown bread Would you like white bread or brown bread?wheat/rye/corn etc. bread (=made of wheat, rye, etc. flour) I’d like my sandwich on wheat bread.whole-wheat/whole-grain bread (=bread made with flour that contains all of the grain) Whole-grain bread is good for you.homemade/home-baked bread Homemade bread smells so good.French/Italian bread We ate the cheese with slices of French bread.verbsmake/bake bread We usually make our own bread.cut/slice bread Could you cut some bread?bread + nounsbreadcrumbs Anna brushed the breadcrumbs from the table.bread crusts (=the edges of bread) The bread crusts were dry and he didn’t eat them.bread flour (=special flour that is good for making bread) Bread flour has more gluten and makes a better loaf. noun | verb breadbread2 verb [transitive] to put breadcrumbs on the outside of meat or a vegetable before it is cooked
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