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

toast¹ n. [uncountable]

sliced bread browned by dry heat.

(of bread, etc.) to (cause to) become brown by dry heat: [~ + object]to toast a few slices of bread.[no object]This bread doesn't toast well.
[~ + object] to heat or warm thoroughly at a fire, as one's hands or feet.

toast² n. [countable]

a few words of welcome, congratulations, etc., said just before drinking (usually, an alcoholic beverage) to honor a person, event, etc.:I propose a toast to all our good friends gathered here tonight.
a person, event, etc., honored with raised glasses before drinking.
a person, esp. an entertainer, who is widely celebrated or famous:[usually singular* the + ~ + of]She was the toast of five countries.

v. [~ + object]

to propose or drink a toast to or in honor of:They toasted the newlyweds.

toast¹ n.

sliced bread that has been browned by dry heat.
be toast, [Slang.]to be or become someone who is doomed or ruined;
get into trouble:If you come here again, you're toast!

v.t.

to brown, as bread or cheese, by exposure to heat.
to heat or warm thoroughly at a fire:She toasted her feet at the fireplace.

v.i.

to become toasted.

*torstos), past participle of torrēre to parch, roast, from a base *tors-, akin to Gothic thaursus, Old Norse thurr dry; (noun, nominal) late Middle English to(o)ste, derivative of the verb, verbal; see torrid, thirst
Vulgar Latin *tostāre, derivative of Latin tostus (
Middle French toster
(verb, verbal) Middle English to(o)sten 1350–1400

toast² n.

a salutation or a few words of congratulation, good wishes, appreciation, remembrance, etc., uttered immediately before drinking to a person, event, etc.
a person, event, sentiment, or the like, in honor of whom another or others raise their glasses in salutation and then drink.
an act or instance of thus drinking:They drank a toast to the queen.
a call on another or others to drink to some person or thing.
a person who is celebrated as with the spirited homage of a toast:She was the toast of five continents.

v.t.

to drink to the health of or in honor of;
propose a toast to or in honor of.
to propose as a toast.

v.i.

to propose or drink a toast.

1690–1700; fig. use of toast¹ (noun, nominal); the name of a lady so honored was said to give flavor to the drink comparable to that given by spiced toast

toast¹, +n.

Slang Terms be toast, to be doomed, ruined, or in trouble:If you're late to work again, you're toast!

toast /təʊst/ n

sliced bread browned by exposure to heat, usually under a grill, over a fire, or in a toaster
be toast ⇒ informal to face certain destruction or defeat

(transitive) to brown under a grill or over a fire: to toast cheese
to warm or be warmed in a similar manner: to toast one's hands by the fire

Etymology: 14th Century: from Old French toster, from Latin tōstus parched, baked from torrēre to dry with heat; see thirst, torrid

toast /təʊst/ n

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
a person or thing honoured by such a tribute or proposal
(esp formerly) an attractive woman to whom such tributes are frequently made

to propose or drink a toast to (a person or thing)
(intransitive) to add vocal effects to a prerecorded track: a disc-jockey technique
See also rap¹

Etymology: 17th Century (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 spiced toast

ˈtoaster n

单词	toast
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 toast¹ /toʊst/USA pronunciation n. [uncountable] sliced bread browned by dry heat. v. (of bread, etc.) to (cause to) become brown by dry heat: [~ + object]to toast a few slices of bread.[no object]This bread doesn't toast well. [~ + object] to heat or warm thoroughly at a fire, as one's hands or feet. toast² /toʊst/USA pronunciation n. [countable] a few words of welcome, congratulations, etc., said just before drinking (usually, an alcoholic beverage) to honor a person, event, etc.:I propose a toast to all our good friends gathered here tonight. a person, event, etc., honored with raised glasses before drinking. a person, esp. an entertainer, who is widely celebrated or famous:[usually singular* the + ~ + of]She was the toast of five countries. v. [~ + object] to propose or drink a toast to or in honor of:They toasted the newlyweds. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 toast¹ (tōst),USA pronunciation n. sliced bread that has been browned by dry heat. be toast, [Slang.]to be or become someone who is doomed or ruined; get into trouble:If you come here again, you're toast! v.t. to brown, as bread or cheese, by exposure to heat. to heat or warm thoroughly at a fire:She toasted her feet at the fireplace. v.i. to become toasted. *torstos), past participle of torrēre to parch, roast, from a base *tors-, akin to Gothic thaursus, Old Norse thurr dry; (noun, nominal) late Middle English to(o)ste, derivative of the verb, verbal; see torrid, thirst Vulgar Latin *tostāre, derivative of Latin tostus ( Middle French toster (verb, verbal) Middle English to(o)sten 1350–1400 toast² (tōst),USA pronunciation n. a salutation or a few words of congratulation, good wishes, appreciation, remembrance, etc., uttered immediately before drinking to a person, event, etc. a person, event, sentiment, or the like, in honor of whom another or others raise their glasses in salutation and then drink. an act or instance of thus drinking:They drank a toast to the queen. a call on another or others to drink to some person or thing. a person who is celebrated as with the spirited homage of a toast:She was the toast of five continents. v.t. to drink to the health of or in honor of; propose a toast to or in honor of. to propose as a toast. v.i. to propose or drink a toast. 1690–1700; fig. use of toast¹ (noun, nominal); the name of a lady so honored was said to give flavor to the drink comparable to that given by spiced toast toast¹, +n. Slang Terms be toast, to be doomed, ruined, or in trouble:If you're late to work again, you're toast! Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: toast /təʊst/ n sliced bread browned by exposure to heat, usually under a grill, over a fire, or in a toaster be toast ⇒ informal to face certain destruction or defeat vb (transitive) to brown under a grill or over a fire: to toast cheese to warm or be warmed in a similar manner: to toast one's hands by the fire Etymology: 14th Century: from Old French toster, from Latin tōstus parched, baked from torrēre to dry with heat; see thirst, torrid toast /təʊst/ n 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 a person or thing honoured by such a tribute or proposal (esp formerly) an attractive woman to whom such tributes are frequently made vb to propose or drink a toast to (a person or thing) (intransitive) to add vocal effects to a prerecorded track: a disc-jockey technique See also rap¹ Etymology: 17th Century (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 spiced toast ˈtoaster n
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