baked
word · lemma: bake
/ˈbeɪkt/
baykt
/bˈeɪkt/
baykt
Definition
Cooked in an oven using dry heat. It is often used for bread, cakes, potatoes, and other foods prepared without frying or boiling.
Usage & Nuances
Usually an adjective or past participle: 'baked chicken', 'freshly baked bread'. In informal English, 'baked' can also mean very hot or, slangily, intoxicated, but the food meaning is the main one here.
Spanish: horneado - cocido al hornoPortuguese (BR): assado - cozido no fornoPortuguese (PT): assado - cozido no fornoChinese (Simplified): 烘烤的 - 烤制的Chinese (Traditional): 烘烤的 - 烤製的Hindi: बेक किया हुआ - ओवन में पका हुआArabic: مخبوز - مطهوّ في الفرنBengali: ভাজা (ওভেনে) - বেক করাRussian: запечённыйJapanese: 焼いたVietnamese: nướng (trong lò)Korean: 구운Turkish: fırında pişmişUrdu: بیک کیا ہواIndonesian: panggang
Example Sentences
We had baked potatoes for dinner.
basic
She brought a baked cake to the party.
basic
The fish is baked, not fried.
basic
I love the smell of baked bread in the morning.
natural
These baked apples taste better with ice cream.
natural
Everything on the menu looked good, but I went with the baked chicken.
natural