toast

• Substantivo que designa fatia de pão torrada pelo calor, geralmente consumida no café da manhã ou como lanche.

A noun referring to sliced bread that has been browned by exposure to heat, typically eaten for breakfast or as a snack.

1. Sliced browned breadA1formal

   Slices of bread that have been browned by heat, typically eaten for breakfast.

   Torrada (pão tostado)

   • I had toast with butter and jam for breakfast.
   • She ordered a slice of toast with her eggs.
   • The toast popped out of the toaster perfectly golden.

2. B1formal

   A call to raise glasses and drink in honor of someone or something.

   Brinde

   • He proposed a toast to the bride and groom.
   • We raised our glasses for a toast to the new year.
   • She made a heartfelt toast to her retiring colleague.

   Sinônimoshealthpledgesalutetribute

• Verbo usado para designar a ação de dourar ou torrar alimentos com calor, ou de beber em homenagem a alguém ou algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of browning food by exposure to heat, or to drink in honor of someone or something.

1. Brown by heatA2formalculinary

   To cook or brown food, especially bread, by exposing it to heat.

   Torrar

   • She toasted the bread until it was golden brown.
   • He toasted the bagel in the toaster for breakfast.
   • The chef toasted the nuts before adding them to the salad.

   Sinônimosbrowncrispgrillroast

2. B1formal

   To raise a glass and drink in honor of someone or something.

   Fazer um brinde

   • They toasted the bride and groom at the wedding.
   • Let's toast to a successful year ahead.
   • He toasted his friend's promotion with champagne.

   Sinônimospledgesalute

3. Warm thoroughlyB2informal

   To warm something thoroughly, especially by a fire or heater.

   Aquecer bem

   • She toasted her feet by the fireplace after coming in from the snow.
   • He toasted his hands over the campfire.
   • They toasted themselves in front of the heater.

   Sinônimosheatheat upwarmwarm up

   Antônimoschillcoolfreezerefrigerate