baste
beɪst
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Definition of baste - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
cookingmoisten meat with juices during cooking
  • Remember to baste the turkey every 30 minutes.
drizzle moisten
2.
sewingTECH.sew with long, loose stitches to hold material together temporarilyTECH.
  • I need to baste these pieces together before the final stitching.
sew stitch tack

Noun

1.
cookingsprinkling of drippings in cooking
  • The roast needed a baste to stay juicy.
basting drizzling
2.
sewingTECH.UKloose temporary sewing stitchTECH.UK
  • She used a baste to hold the fabric.
tacking
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Origin of baste

Old Norse, beysta (to beat)

Examples of baste in a sentence

  • Chefs often baste meat for better flavor.
  • She will baste the fabric pieces before sewing them permanently.
  • You should baste the hem to see how it looks.
  • A quick baste improved the flavor significantly.
  • She prepared a baste to enhance the dish.
  • The tailor removed the baste after fitting.

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  1. French:arroser, arrosage, ...
  2. German:begießen, Bratensaft, ...
  3. Italian:irrorare, spennellata, ...
  4. Spanish:regar, bañado, ...
  5. Portuguese:regar, rega, ...
  6. Chinese:浇汁, 临时针脚, ...
  7. Japanese:ジュースをかける, 肉汁, ...
  8. Arabic:سَقَى, سائِل التَحْمِير, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַרְטִיב אֶת הַבָּשָׂר בְּמֵיצָיו בִּזְמַן הַצְלִיָּה, הַזְלָפָה, ...
  10. Russian:поливать, поливание соком, ...
  11. Ukrainian:поливати, збризкування, ...
  12. Hindi:रस डालना, बास्ट, ...

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