unbaked
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unbaked — adjective
- unbakedpositive
- more unbakedcomparative
- most unbakedsuperlative
1. still waiting to be cooked in an oven, such as dough or a dish prepared for baki
still waiting to be cooked in an oven, such as dough or a dish prepared for baking.
Imani brushed egg wash over the unbaked pie before sliding it into the oven.
unbaked + pie before baking
The rolls looked pale because the centers were still unbaked after ten minutes.
predicative: be still unbaked
Ezra froze the unbaked cookies so he could bake them on Saturday.
Putri covered the unbaked lasagna and left it in the fridge overnight.
文法句型
unbaked + noun
be + unbaked
用法筆記
Most often describes dough, pastry, or a prepared dish before it goes into the oven. After a linking verb, it usually contrasts with baked, done, or fully cooked.
常見錯誤
2. showing childish judgment or not being fully developed yet in a person, comment,
showing childish judgment or not being fully developed yet in a person, comment, or idea.
Brian still seems unbaked when he jokes about rent during budget meetings.
predicative: seem unbaked
Lara's unbaked jokes about funerals made the staff training feel awkward.
unbaked + comments or jokes
The manager called the campaign unbaked because it promised free cars to everyone.
Teachers corrected Bao's unbaked behaviour after he mocked a younger student.
- immature
the closest neutral equivalent
- childish
stronger criticism of silly behaviour
- half-baked
more often describes ideas or plans that are badly thought through
文法句型
be + unbaked
unbaked + noun
用法筆記
Informal and rare. It criticizes someone or something as childish, underdeveloped, or not ready for serious responsibility. Distinguish from sense 1, which is the literal food-preparation meaning.