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Definition of toasted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
foodheated until brown and crisp
- The toasted bread was perfect for breakfast..
2.
- He was completely toasted after the party.
Expressions with toasted
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become brown by heat
The bread will be toasted in a few minutes.
cheese melted on bread under heat
He made a quick snack of toasted cheese for lunch..
breaded and fried ravioli often served as an appetizer
We ordered toasted ravioli as a starter.
Origin of toasted
Old English, tostian (to toast)
Terms with toasted included in their meaning
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fast food
ground beef patty in a bun, often seasoned, sometimes toasted
food
dish with baked beans on toasted bread
food
cheese sandwich toasted or fried in butter
food
served or placed on toasted bread
food serving
in a way that is placed on toasted bread
food
toasted slice of white bread
food
bread rolled with cheese filling and toasted
food
small, round, flat yeast-leavened bread often split and toasted
food
bagel topped with marinara and cheese, then toasted
cooking
in the process of being toasted or browned
food
toasted sandwich with fillings like cheese or ham
food serving
several slices of bread toasted at the same time
kitchen
device for making toasted sandwiches
cuisine
Italian dish of toasted bread with olive oil and tomatoes
italian appetizer
toasted bread with toppings like olive oil and garlic
food
breakfast cereal made from toasted maize
food
triangular toasted bread slice without crusts
caffeine free
hot beverage brewed from toasted chicory root, used instead of coffee
color
light brown color resembling toasted bread
toasted grains
lightly toasted or roasted
food
thick slice of bread toasted and topped with various ingredients
food
toasted grain or grains of corn, traditional snack in Peru
breakfast cereal
toasted flake of maize eaten as cereal
cooking
small round of toasted bread for toppings
Examples of toasted in a sentence
She enjoyed the toasted marshmallows by the campfire. She felt toasted after just one drink. They looked toasted and happy at the concert.
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- French:grillé, bourré, ...
- German:geröstet, betrunken, ...
- Italian:abbrustolito, ubriaco, ...
- Spanish:doradito, borracho, ...
- Portuguese:torrado, grogue, ...
- Chinese:烤得酥脆的, 醉醺醺的, ...
- Japanese:トーストされた, 酔っ払った, ...
- Arabic:مُحَمَّص, ثَمْلان, ...
- Hebrew:קָלוּי, שִׁיכּוֹר, ...
- Russian:поджаренный, пьяный, ...
- Ukrainian:підсмажений, п'яний, ...
- Hindi:सेंका हुआ, नशे में, ...
Definition of toast - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodslices of bread browned by heat
- I had toast with butter for breakfast.
2.
celebrationdrink in honor of someone or something
- We raised a toast to the newlyweds.
3.
technologyTECH. US transient pop-up message on a screenTECH. US
- A toast appeared to confirm the action.
4.
- After the mistake, he knew he was toast.
5.
honoreeRare person honored by a celebratory drinkRare
- She was the toast of the evening.
6.
musicTECH. US type of extemporaneous narrative poem or rapTECH. US
- He performed a toast at the concert.
Verb
1.
cookingtr./intr. lightly cook by browning with heattr./intr.
- She likes to toast her bread every morning.
2.
celebrationintr. engage in a salutation by raising glassesintr.
- We toasted the newlyweds with champagne.
3.
warmingtr. warm thoroughly by exposure to heattr.
- The sun toasted our skin during the hike.
4.
musictr./intr. TECH. US perform extemporaneous narrative poem or raptr./intr. TECH. US
- The artist toasted a lively rap at the concert.
Images of toast
slices of bread browned by heat 
drink in honor of someone or something
Expressions with toast
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be in serious trouble or difficulty
If we get caught, we'll be toast.
warns someone they are in big trouble or about to lose
Uh-oh, here comes the teacher—you're toast!
raise a glass to celebrate or honor someone
We will make a toast to the newlyweds.
celebrate by drinking to someone's health
Let's raise a toast to the newlyweds.
raise a glass and drink to honor someone
We drink a toast to the newlyweds.
suggest raising a glass to honor someone
He proposed a toast to the newlyweds at the reception.
comfortably warm
She felt warm as toast under the thick blanket.
person admired and popular in local society
After the award, she became the toast of the town.
bread dipped in beaten egg and fried, often served with syrup
We ordered French toast with strawberries and maple syrup.
act of raising a glass to honor someone
Let's have a toast to you for your hard work!
popular breakfast or brunch dish
Avocado toast is a trendy meal at cafes.
dish with baked beans on toasted bread
I had beans on toast for breakfast.
toast made from whole grain or brown bread
She prefers brown toast for breakfast.
snack with melted cheese on bread
I had cheese on toast for lunch.
buttered toast with sugar and cinnamon
I had cinnamon toast for breakfast.
toast sweetened with honey
She enjoys honey toast for breakfast.
served or placed on toasted bread
The on toast menu includes eggs and beans.
slice of bread topped with pizza ingredients
I made pizza toast for lunch today.
rack for holding slices of toast upright
She placed the toast in the toast rack at breakfast..
speech given to honor the couple
He gave a heartfelt wedding toast to the bride and groom.
toasted slice of white bread
I had white toast with butter for breakfast.
several slices of bread toasted at the same time
She brought a round of toast to the table.
thin, crisp toast slices, often eaten with soup or salad
She ordered soup with Melba toast on the side.
Chinese dish with bread and minced shrimp
We ordered shrimp toast at the dim sum restaurant.
Origin of toast
Latin, tostus (toasted)
Examples of toast in a sentence
The toast was crispy and warm. He proposed a toast to the team's success. A toast was made in her honor at the ceremony. The app displayed a toast for the new message. A toast notified users of the successful update. When the boss found out, she was toast.
After losing the key, he realized he was toast. At the banquet, the retiring coach was the toast. They raised their glasses to the toast at her farewell dinner. The DJ's toast was a crowd favorite. His toast told a story of the neighborhood. He decided to toast the marshmallows over the campfire. The chef will toast the spices to enhance their flavor. We toasted our success with sparkling cider. They toasted the victory with a round of drinks. Toast the spices briefly before grinding them. The radiator toasted the towels by morning. He toasted about his life experiences on stage. The musician toasted a spontaneous verse.
View all translations of toast
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- French:pain grillé, griller, ...
- German:Toast, rösten, ...
- Italian:pane tostato, tostare, ...
- Spanish:tostadas, tostar, ...
- Portuguese:torradas, torrar, ...
- Chinese:吐司, 烤, ...
- Japanese:トースト, トーストする, ...
- Arabic:خُبْزٌ مُحَمَّصٌ, حَمَّصَ, ...
- Hebrew:טוֹסט, לִקְלוֹת, ...
- Russian:тост, поджаривать, ...
- Ukrainian:тост, підсмажувати, ...
- Hindi:टोस्ट, सेंकना, ...
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