Pronunciation:

The British pronunciation of "toast" is [t? St], pronounced [to? st].

Explanation:

Nouns. It stands for toast.

Verb. Bake, bake, toast or salute.

Usage:

When used as a noun, toast is usually used for breakfast or sandwiches. As a verb, it is mainly used to bake food, and it can also express a toast or tribute.

Morphological changes:

Third person singular: toast

Present participle: propose a toast

Past tense: baked

Past participle: baked

Collocation of words:

1. Toast: Toast, toast.

Toast: Toast

Step 3 raise a glass: raise a glass

To propose a toast to [somebody]/[something]

5. a slice of toast: a slice of toast

Word meaning analysis:

"toast" can be either a noun or toast, which is usually used for breakfast or caught in the middle. It can also be a verb, which means baking food, toasting or paying tribute.

Bilingual example:

I like to spread butter and jam on toast in the morning. )

She baked the bread until it was golden brown. )

Let's drink to the newlyweds! Let's drink to the newlyweds! )

The chef bakes buns to make hamburgers. )

He proposed a toast to celebrate their team's victory. )