raised bread
reɪzd brɛd
Definition

Definition of raised bread - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

bakingbread made with yeast to rise
  • She baked a loaf of raised bread for dinner.

Adjective

bakingbread made light by yeast or leavening agents
  • She prefers the texture of raised bread recipes.
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Images of raised bread

  • raised bread: bread made with yeast to rise
    bread made with yeast to rise

Expressions with raised

eyebrow has been raisedexp.
lift eyebrow to show surprise or interest
Her eyebrow has been raised at the unexpected news.
raised from the deadadj.
revived or restored after being inactive
The old tradition was raised from the dead by the community.
eyebrows were raisedexp.
people were surprised or shocked
When he arrived late, eyebrows were raised.
raised by wolvesadj.
behaving in a wild or untamed manner
Her actions at the party were like she was raised by wolves.
raised in a barnadj.
behaving in an uncivilized or rude manner
He eats like he was raised in a barn.
farm-raisedadj.
grown or raised on a farm, not in the wild
We bought farm-raised salmon for dinner.

Expressions with bread

bread basketn.
basket used to hold bread on a table
The waiter brought a bread basket to the table.
make breadv.
prepare and bake bread from ingredients
She loves to make bread every weekend.
brown breadn.
whole wheat or wholemeal bread
She prefers brown bread for its nutritional benefits..
break breadv.
eat a meal with others
We often break bread with our neighbors.
best thing since bread was slicedexp.
extremely good or innovative thing or idea
This new phone is the best thing since bread was sliced.
best thing since sliced breadn.
something considered extremely good or innovative
This new phone is the best thing since sliced bread!
bread and buttern.
basic necessities for living
Food and shelter are bread and butter for everyone.
greatest thing since sliced breadexp.
a recent invention praised for its usefulness or convenience
Electric cars are the greatest thing since sliced bread.
bread and watern.
simple and minimal diet
He lived on bread and water for a week.
earn one's breadv.
work to make money for living expenses
He works hard to earn his bread.

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Terms with raised bread included in their meaning

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savarinn.
pastry
ring-shaped, yeast-raised sweet bread, typically drenched with spirits

Examples of raised bread in a sentence

  • The bakery specializes in raised bread varieties.
  • Raised bread dough requires careful kneading.

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  1. French:pain au levain, levé, ...
  2. German:Hefebrot, gelockertes Brot, ...
  3. Italian:pane lievitato, lievitato, ...
  4. Spanish:pan fermentado, fermentado, ...
  5. Portuguese:pão levedado, fermentado, ...
  6. Chinese:发酵面包, 发酵的, ...
  7. Japanese:発酵パン, 発酵パンの, ...
  8. Arabic:خُبْز مُخَمَّر, مُخَمَّرٌ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לֶחֶם שְׁמָרִים, מְתֻפָּח, ...
  10. Russian:дрожжевой хлеб, дрожжевой, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дріжджовий хліб, дріжджовий, ...
  12. Hindi:खमीरी रोटी, उठी हुई, ...
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