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toasted

/ˈtəʊstɪd/

/ˈtoʊstɪd/

Translations

toastedadjective

more toasted

Comp.

most toasted

Super.

/ˈtəʊstɪd/

/ˈtoʊstɪd/

toasté

The toasted bread was perfect for the sandwich.

Le pain toasté était parfait pour le sandwich.

Additional translations

défoncéFamilier.

Synonyms

toastedpast participle

/ˈtəʊstɪd/

/ˈtoʊstɪd/

Used as the past participle of the verb 'toast', functioning adjectivally.

toasté

Serve the salad with toasted almonds on top.

Servez la salade avec des amandes toastées sur le dessus.

toastverb

toasted

Past Simple

toasted

Past Simple

toasted

Past Participle

toasting

Gerund

/təʊst/

/toʊst/

grillerPour brunir des aliments par la chaleur.

She decided to toast the bread for breakfast.

Elle a décidé de griller le pain pour le petit déjeuner.

réchaufferRéchauffer doucement, notamment près d’un feu.

They toasted their hands by the campfire to keep warm.

Ils se sont réchauffé les mains près du feu de camp pour avoir moins froid.

trinquerAu sens de boire à la santé de quelqu’un ; l’expression complète en français est souvent « porter un toast ».

We gathered to toast the newlyweds at the reception.

Nous nous sommes réunis pour trinquer aux jeunes mariés à la réception.

Synonyms

Definitions

toastedadjective

Slightly browned or crisped by exposure to heat.

The toasted bread was perfect for the sandwich.

Informal: Intoxicated by alcohol or drugs.

After a few beers, she was completely toasted.

toastedpast participle

(Of food) browned or crisped by exposure to dry heat.

Serve the salad with toasted almonds on top.

toastverb

To make bread or other food brown by exposure to heat.

She decided to toast the bread for breakfast.

To propose or drink a toast in honor of someone or something.

We gathered to toast the newlyweds at the reception.

To warm or heat (oneself or something) gently, especially by a fire.

They toasted their hands by the campfire to keep warm.