bread
word
/ˈbɹɛd/
bred
/bɹˈɛd/
bred
Definition
A food made from flour, water, and usually yeast, then baked. It is a very common food and can be eaten by itself or with other foods.
Usage & Nuances
Usually uncountable when speaking generally: 'I eat bread every day.' Use 'a loaf of bread' for one whole unit and 'a piece/slice of bread' for smaller amounts. Common collocations: 'fresh bread', 'white bread', 'brown bread'.
Spanish: panPortuguese (BR): pãoPortuguese (PT): pãoChinese (Simplified): 面包Chinese (Traditional): 麵包Hindi: रोटी - ब्रेडArabic: خبزBengali: রুটি - পাউরুটিRussian: хлебJapanese: パンVietnamese: bánh mìKorean: 빵Turkish: ekmekUrdu: روٹی - ڈبل روٹیIndonesian: roti - roti tawar
Example Sentences
There is some bread on the table.
basic
She bought a loaf of bread.
basic
Can you pick up some bread on your way home?
natural
I eat bread with breakfast.
basic
We ran out of bread, so I made rice instead.
natural
This soup goes really well with warm bread.
natural