toast
word
/ˈtoʊst/
tohst
/tˈəʊst/
tohst
Definition
Toast is bread that has been cooked until it becomes brown and crisp. It can also mean a formal act of raising a glass to honor or celebrate someone or something.
Usage & Nuances
Most often, 'toast' means the breakfast food. Common combinations are 'a piece of toast', 'buttered toast', and 'make toast'. As a celebration noun, it often appears in 'give a toast' or 'make a toast'. Don't confuse it with the verb meaning to lightly brown food.
Spanish: tostada - brindisPortuguese (BR): torrada - brindePortuguese (PT): torrada - brindeChinese (Simplified): 吐司 - 烤面包 - 祝酒Chinese (Traditional): 吐司 - 烤麵包 - 祝酒Hindi: टोस्ट - जाम के साथ सेंकी हुई ब्रेड - जाम उठाकर शुभकामना देनाArabic: توست - خبز محمص - نخبBengali: টোস্ট - শুভেচ্ছা (উৎসবের সময়)Russian: тостJapanese: トースト - 乾杯(祝うためのスピーチ)Vietnamese: bánh mì nướng - lời chúc mừng (nâng ly)Korean: 토스트 - 건배 (축하 인사)Turkish: tost - kadeh kaldırma (kutlama için)Urdu: ٹوسٹ - جام (تقریب میں دعائیہ کلمات)Indonesian: roti panggang - toast (ucapan perayaan)
Example Sentences
She burned the toast this morning.
basic
At the wedding, his father gave a toast.
basic
I had eggs and toast for breakfast.
basic
Can you make me some toast while I get dressed?
natural
Let’s raise a glass and make a toast to the new team.
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This café serves amazing avocado toast.
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