Definition
Definition of toastable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
foodRare suitable for being toastedRare
- This bread is toastable and perfect for breakfast.
2.
celebrationRare suitable for making a toastRare
- The occasion was toastable with champagne and speeches.
Origin of toastable
Latin, tostus (toasted) + -able (capable of)
Examples of toastable in a sentence
The new toaster can handle toastable pastries easily. The event was toastable, deserving a grand celebration. Their achievement was toastable, marking a significant milestone.
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- French:à griller, propice à un toast, ...
- German:toastfähig, feierwürdig, ...
- Italian:tostabile, degno di un brindisi, ...
- Spanish:tostable, brindable, ...
- Portuguese:torrável, brindável, ...
- Chinese:适合烤制的, 值得庆祝的, ...
- Japanese:トーストに適した, 乾杯にふさわしい, ...
- Arabic:صالِح لِلتَّحميص, جدير بالاحتفال, ...
- Hebrew:מֻתָּאֵם לְקְלִיָּה, רָאוּי לַהֲרָמַת כּוֹסִית, ...
- Russian:поджариваемый, достойный тоста, ...
- Ukrainian:підсмажуваний, вартий тосту, ...
- Hindi:टोस्टेबल, जश्न मनाने योग्य, ...
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