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Definition of roaster - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
kitchen tooldevice used to roast food
- She bought a new roaster for the Thanksgiving turkey..
2.
job roleperson who roasts food or coffee beans
- The roaster carefully monitored the coffee beans.
3.
- The comedian was a skilled roaster.
4.
poultryRare chicken suitable for roastingRare
- We bought a roaster for dinner.
5.
astronomyTECH. hot Jupiter exoplanetTECH.
- Scientists discovered a new roaster orbiting the star.
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device used to roast food 
hot Jupiter exoplanet
Expressions with roaster
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machine that heats green coffee beans to change their flavor
He bought a small coffee roaster for his home kitchen.
person who roasts corn commercially
The corn roaster prepared fresh corn for the customers.
Origin of roaster
English, roast + er
Examples of roaster in a sentence
He cleaned the roaster after dinner. The roaster adjusted the heat for perfect beans. She trained as a roaster in a local café. The roaster had the audience in stitches. As a roaster, she knew how to handle hecklers. A roaster is perfect for a family meal.
The chef prepared a delicious roaster with herbs. Astronomers are studying the atmosphere of the roaster. The roaster's extreme heat challenges current models.
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- French:rôtissoire, torréfacteur, ...
- German:Bräter, Scherzkeks, ...
- Italian:arrostitore, tostatore, ...
- Spanish:asador, tostador, ...
- Portuguese:torradeira, torrador, ...
- Chinese:烤炉, 烘焙师, ...
- Japanese:ロースター, 焙煎士, ...
- Arabic:مِحْمَص, مُحَمِّص, ...
- Hebrew:תַּנוּר צְלִיָּה, קוֹלֶה קָפֶה, ...
- Russian:жаровня, обжарщик, ...
- Ukrainian:жаровня, смажильник, ...
- Hindi:रोस्टर, भूनने वाला, ...

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