toast

[təust]

n.吐司, 烤面包
n.祝酒, 祝酒词, 被祝酒的人
v.烤, 烘
v.(为 ... )祝酒

例句与用法：

If you cut the bread (ie into slices) we'll make some toast.

你要是把面包切成片，我们就烤点儿面包片。

We breakfasted on toast and coffee.

我们用的早餐是烤面包片和咖啡。

He spread some strawberry jam on his toast.

他把草莓酱涂在烤面包片上。

I wish to propose a toast to our friendship.

我提议为我们的友谊干杯。

He put the toast on the breakfast tray.

他把烤面包片放到早餐托盘里。

I had two slices of toast as breakfast.

我吃了两片烤面包当早餐。

I propose a toast to the health of the guests.

我提议为来宾的健康干一杯。

Let's toast the friendship between two countries.

让我们为两国间的友谊干杯。

词形变化：

动词过去式: toasted | 动词过去分词: toasted | 动词现在分词: toasting | 动词第三人称单数: toasts |

n.

吐司, 烤面包片[U]

Lally was spreading marmalade on a piece of toast.

拉莉在一片吐司上涂柠檬果酱。

vt.

1. 烤(面包等)

She toasted bread for breakfast.

她烤面包当早餐。

2. 烘(手等)

He toasted his feet before the fire.

他在炉火前烘脚。

vi.

烤; 烘

She sat toasting in the sun.

她坐在阳光下取暖。

n.

1. 祝酒; 敬酒[C][(+to)]

We all drank a toast to the bride and groom.

我们大家向新娘新郎敬酒。

2. 祝颂词[C]

3. 被敬酒的人(或事)[the S]

The King was the first toast drunk by the officers.

国王是军官们第一个敬酒祝贺的人。

4. 极受欢迎的人(或事)[the S][(+of)]

After the success of her show she was the toast of Broadway.

演出成功之后她成了百老汇的大红人。

vt.

举杯为……祝酒, 提议为……干杯

They toasted the signing of the new agreement.

他们举杯祝贺新协议签订。

vi.

举杯祝酒

toast

过去式：toasted

过去分词：toasted

现在进行时：toasting

词形变化：

动词过去式: toasted | 动词过去分词: toasted | 动词现在分词: toasting | 动词第三人称单数: toasts |

toast1['təust]n.1.■烤面包片，吐司vt.1.■烘，烤(面包、干酪等)：Have you toasted the bread?你烤面包片了吗?2.■取暖；使暖和：to toast oneself by fire烤火取暖vi.1.■烤；烘热；取暖：to toast in thd sun晒太阳取暖(as) warm as (a) toast很暖，暖烘烘的have someone on toast[俚语]自由(或任意)摆布某人，使某人听任使唤欺骗某人，愚弄某人把某人驳得体无完肤，驳倒某人on toast放在一片烤面包上受骗的，任人摆布的 toast2[təust]n.1.■干杯，祝酒，敬酒；祝酒词2.■受祝酒的人(或事物)3.■受到高度敬仰的人；敬爱的人(或事物)vt.1.■提议为…干杯；为…举杯祝酒：We toasted each other's health.我们为彼此的健康干杯。They toasted their teacher.他们举杯向老师敬酒。vi.1.■干杯；举杯祝酒(与to连用) toast3[təust]adj.1.■处境困难的，身陷困境的；完蛋了的；被剥夺权利(或地位)的

1. [mass noun]sliced bread browned on both sides by exposure to radiant heat, such as a grill or fire
   烤面包（片），吐司
   
2. a call to a gathering of people to raise their glasses and drink together in honour of a person or thing, or an instance of drinking in this way
   干杯；敬酒，祝酒
   he raised his glass in a toast to his son.
   他举起酒杯向儿子祝酒。
   ■[in sing.]a person or thing that is very popular or held in high regard by a particular group of people
   极受敬慕的人（或事物）
   he found himself the toast of the baseball world.
   他发现自己成了棒球界备受推崇的人。
   

1. cook or brown (food, especially bread or cheese) by exposure to a grill, fire, or other source of radiant heat
   烤，烘（食品，尤指面包、干酪）
   he sat by the fire and toasted a piece of bread.
   他坐在火边烤一片面包。
   [as adj. toasted]a toasted cheese sandwich.
   烤奶酪三明治。
   ■[no obj.](of food) cook or become brown in this way
   （食品）烤熟，烘熟
   place under a hot grill until the nuts have toasted.
   把坚果放在热烘烘的煤气炉燃烧器下直到烤熟为止。
   ■warm (oneself or part of one's body) in front of a fire or other source or heat
   使暖和
   
2. drink to the health or in honour of (someone or something) by raising one's glass together with others
   为…举杯祝酒（或干杯）
   happy families toasting each other's health.
   举杯互祝健康的欢乐家庭。
   he is toasted by the trade as the outstanding dealer in children's books.
   他被同行尊为出色的儿童书籍商人。
   

1. (informal, chiefly N. Amer.)be or be likely to become finished, defunct, or dead
   (非正式，主北美)完蛋了，倒霉了
   one mistake and you're toast.
   只要犯一个错误，你就完了。
   

1. (Brit. informal)be in a position to deal with someone as one wishes
   (英，非正式)任意摆布某人
   

1. late Middle English (as a verb in the sense 'burn as the sun does, parch'): from Old French toster 'roast', from Latin torrere 'parch'. The practice of drinking a toast (sense 2) goes back to the late 17th cent., and originated in naming a lady whose health the company was requested to drink, the idea being that the lady's name flavoured the drink like the pieces of spiced toast that were formerly placed in drinks such as wine
   

1. [no obj.][usu. as noun toasting](of a DJ) accompany a reggae backing track or music with improvised rhythmic speech
   （音乐主持人）用即兴演讲配以雷盖音乐
   

1. late 20th cent.: perhaps the same word as toast
   

toast

名词 toast:

slices of bread that have been toasted

a celebrity who receives much acclaim and attention

a person in desperate straits; someone doomed

同义词：goner

a drink in honor of or to the health of a person or event

同义词：pledge

动词 toast:

make brown and crisp by heating

同义词：crispen, crisp

propose a toast to

同义词：drink, pledge, salute, wassail

toast

■Could I have some more toast?@ asked Aaron.

“我能再要点烤面包吗?”亚伦问。

■"A toast to my brothers," the dwarf added.

“敬我的兄弟们，”矮人补充道。

■A senior editor stood up and proposed a toast.

一位高级编辑起身祝酒

■Let me toast to the moon in the great river.

一尊还酹江月。

■Two toast bread and a cup of coffee.

两个吐司面包，一杯咖啡。

■They clinked glasses and drank the toast.

两人碰杯，一饮而

■Drink to the health of(sb.;toast(sb.

为(某人)的健康祝酒;向(某人)祝酒

■I propose a toast to celebrate the event.

为了庆祝我建议要不咱们喝一杯怎么样。

■Let's drink (a toast) to the health of our host!

为我们主人的健康干杯！

■Let's drink a toast to our friendly co-operation.

为我们的友好合作干杯。

■Let's drink a toast to our friendship.

为我们的友谊干杯。

■Let's drink a toast to our hostess. Cheers!

为我们的女主人举杯。干杯！

■Let's drink a toast for the bride and the bridegroom!

为新娘、新郎干杯！

■I propose a toast to the happy couple.

为这对幸福的新人干杯!

■I had toast and marmalade this morning.

今天早晨我吃的是烤面包加果酱。

■He doesn't like burnt toast.

他不爱吃烤焦的面包片。

■They were soon as warm as toast, and fast asleep.

他们不久就暖和起来，于是熟睡了。

■They drank a toast to the victory.

他们为胜利干杯。

■They ordered garlic toast with their pizza.

他们吃比萨饼，又点了大蒜烤面包。

■They toast their feet in front of the fire.

他们在火前烘脚。

■They clink their glasses together to toast the bride and groom.

他们碰杯向新郎、新娘致贺。

■He sat in a chair munching his toast.

他坐在椅子上，嚼着烤面包片。

■His wife makes delicious Frency toast.

他太太会做可口的法国烤面包。

■His humorous toast gingered up the party.

他幽默的祝酒辞使宴会的气氛活跃起来了。

■He offered a toast to the Chinese people.

他建议为中国人民干杯。

■He proposed a toast to the health of the guests .

他建议为来宾们的健康干杯。

■He put the toast on the breakfast tray.

他把烤面包片放到早餐托盘里。

■He spread some strawberry jam on his toast.

他把草莓酱涂在烤面包片上。

■He laved honey on his toast.

他把蜂蜜浇在吐司上。

■He proposed a toast to both the bride and bridegroom.

他提议为新娘和新郎乾杯。

■He drank a toast to the bride and groom.

他提议为新郎新娘干杯。

■He propose a loyal toast to the Queen.

他提议向女王敬酒。

■He has tea and toast for breakfast.

他早餐喝茶，吃烤面包片。

■His breakfast is toast with egg.

他的早餐是土司和鸡蛋。

■He was choking on a piece of toast.

他被一块烤面包噎得透不过气来。

■He managed to swallow a little soup and dry toast.

他设法吞下一点汤和不涂奶油的土司。

■So that we can toast Lillian--and me.

以便我们能敬。

■The best man is making a toast there.

伴郎在那里敬酒。

■It appears that a toast is in order.

似乎应该举杯祝贺了。

■How do you prefer bread, plain or toast?

你喜欢怎么样的面包，烤的还是不烤的？

■You'll be as warm as toast in here.

你在这里会感到暖烘烘的。

■You have burnt the toast to a cinder.

你已经把面包烧烤成渣了。

■You've burnt my toast to a cinder!

你把我的面包烧焦了。

■You've burnt the toast to a cinder.

你把面包片烤焦了。

■Would you like some scrambled egg with your toast?

你要不要来点炒蛋和烤面包一起吃?

■If you cut the bread (ie into slices) we'll make some toast.

你要是把面包切成片，我们就烤点儿面包片。

■Do you find it easy to make French toast?

你觉得法国土司好不好做?

■You'll see. I'd like to propose a toast to our new workmate.

你马上会明白。我想要大家为我们的新工友敬一杯酒。

■Answered off-the-cuff; an off-the-cuff toast.

即兴地回答问题；即兴的祝酒

■Eat some proper food, not just toast and jam!

吃点正常的食物，别净吃烤面包加果酱！