toasty
/ˈtəʊsti/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈtəʊsti/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈtō-stē How to pronounce toasty (audio)/ (ame, mw) · /ˈtəʊ.sti/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈtoʊ.sti/ (ame, ipa)
toasty — 形容詞
- toastypositive
- toastiercomparative
- toastiestsuperlative
1. pleasantly warm in a way that makes you feel relaxed and comfortable — for examp
暖烘烘
舒適而溫暖的感覺
pleasantly warm in a way that makes you feel relaxed and comfortable — for example, the feeling of a heated room on a cold day, or a soft blanket straight from the dryer.
The living room felt nice and toasty after Ryo lit the fire.
Ryo 點燃壁爐後,客廳裡變得暖烘烘的,非常舒適。
Sade wrapped herself in a toasty blanket and watched the snow fall outside the window.
Sade 裹著暖烘烘的毯子,看著窗外雪花飄落。
collocation: toasty blanket
The cottage was warm and toasty, with the fire burning brightly in the corner.
那間小屋暖烘烘的,角落裡爐火燒得正旺。
Coming home to a toasty house on a cold night is the best feeling.
在寒冷冬夜回到家裡,走進暖烘烘的房子是最棒的感受。
Felix pulled on a thick, toasty sweater before heading out into the garden.
Felix 套上一件厚實暖烘烘的毛衣,才走進花園。
文法句型
feel + toasty
be + toasty
get + toasty
用法筆記
Common in informal conversation about indoor comfort during cold weather. Often collocates with nouns for rooms, clothing, or heat sources (house, blanket, fire, sweater).
常見錯誤
2. describing food — especially bread, pastry, or baked goods — that has been light
烤酥脆
像烤麵包般酥脆金黃
describing food — especially bread, pastry, or baked goods — that has been lightly browned by heat, giving it a crisp surface and a slightly sweet, nutty flavour.
The hotel breakfast served bread that was perfectly toasty and golden brown.
飯店早餐提供的麵包烤得恰到好處,金黃酥脆。
Camila loved the toasty flavour of the roasted almonds at the night market.
Camila 很喜歡夜市裡烤杏仁那種酥脆的風味。
collocation: toasty flavour
The edges of the pastry were toasty and crisp, just the way Evelyn liked them.
Evelyn 最喜歡派皮邊緣烤得酥脆的樣子。
Noa added a little butter to bring out the toasty taste of the bagel.
Noa 加了一點奶油,讓貝果的酥脆口感更明顯。
文法句型
toasty + [food noun]
用法筆記
Primarily used for bread products, pastries, nuts, and grains that have been heated to a brown, crisp state. Not used for raw ingredients or boiled foods.
常見錯誤
toasty — 名詞
- toastysingular
- toastiesplural
1. bread with a filling that is pressed and heated until the outside turns brown an
烤三明治
加熱壓烤後的三明治
bread with a filling that is pressed and heated until the outside turns brown and crunchy, often with melted cheese inside.
Théo ordered a toasty filled with cheese and ham for lunch at the café.
Théo 在咖啡館點了一份夾著起司和火腿的烤三明治當午餐。
The café's special toasty comes with melted cheese, sliced tomato, and fresh basil.
這家咖啡館的招牌烤三明治有融化起司、番茄片和新鮮羅勒。
noun sense: countable, typically filled with cheese
Roya made two toasties for the children's after-school snack in the kitchen.
Roya 在廚房做了兩份烤三明治給孩子們放學後吃。
Mizuki cut the toasty in half to share with a friend during the break.
Mizuki 把烤三明治切成兩半,在休息時間和朋友一起分享。
- toasted sandwich
the full form, more formal and widely understood
- grilled sandwich
common in American English for a hot sandwich
- panini
an Italian-style pressed sandwich, often fancier
文法句型
have a toasty
make a toasty
[filling] toasty
用法筆記
Chiefly British, Australian, and New Zealand usage. In American English, 'grilled cheese sandwich' or 'toasted sandwich' is more common. The plural is 'toasties'.