Toast
toast
bread that has been browned by heat
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Toast synonyms
What's the difference between Toast / Röstbrot / geröstetes Brot / getoastetes Brot / Trinkspruch / Rede
Neutral word for bread that has been toasted; can sound a bit more descriptive than the loanword "Toast".
A very direct, transparent description: "bread that has been toasted." Good when explaining the meaning plainly.
Colloquial and somewhat unnatural-sounding; it mirrors the English word "toast" but is not used very often in German.
Not bread at all, but "toast" in the sense of a drinking toast or congratulatory speech before drinking. The meaning is different.
General word for "speech." It can include a toast as a short speech, but the meaning is much broader.
A more formal word for a public address or speech. In the sense of "toast," it only fits through context.
A neutral descriptive phrase: bread that has turned brown from heat. Good as an explanatory expression for beginners.
A very specific description: toasted white bread. Used when it matters to name the type of bread.
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How to pronounce Toast and what this word means
Toast means toast. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce Toast
/toːst/
Toast translation
toast
Toast transcription
/toːst/
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Toast meaning: what does it mean?
Brot, das durch Hitze gebräunt wurde
Toast pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
Toast is pronounced as /toːst/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
Is Toast part of Family Holidays and Traditions vocabulary?
Yes, Toast can be learned in the Family Holidays and Traditions topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is Toast part of Dishes vocabulary?
Yes, Toast can be learned in the Dishes topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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