toast

UK
/təʊst/
US
/toʊst/

Translations

toastnoun
toasts
pl
UK
/təʊst/
US
/toʊst/
He raised his glass for a toast.
Он поднял свой бокал за тост.
I had buttered toast for breakfast.
Я ел гренку с маслом на завтрак.
Additional translations
поджаренный хлеб
застольная речь
toastverb
toasted
Past Simple
toasted
Past Participle
toasting
Gerund
UK
/təʊst/
US
/toʊst/
провозглашать тост
He will toast to the newlyweds at the wedding.
Он провозгласит тост за молодоженов на свадьбе.
I will toast the bread for breakfast.
Я поджарю хлеб на завтрак.
Additional translations
жарить на грани обжарки

Definitions

toastnoun
Sliced bread browned on both sides by exposure to radiant heat.
I had buttered toast for breakfast this morning.
An act of expressing honor or goodwill by raising glasses and drinking together, often accompanied by a short speech.
We raised a toast to the newlyweds at the reception.
A person who is in a very difficult or hopeless situation.
After missing the deadline, he knew he was toast at work.
A person who is widely admired or honored, especially within a particular group or place.
After the premiere, the young actor became the toast of Broadway.
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.