Translation
piece of toast
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Word origin
From the past participle of tostar ('to toast'), from Late Latin tostare, from Latin torrere ('to parch, to roast').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- tostare
- English cognates
- toast, torrid
Grammar
Examples
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I have a piece of toast with jam for breakfast every morning.
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Do you want the toast with butter or with oil?
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Her toast burnt because she got distracted by her phone.
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We ordered toast with tomato at the bar on the corner.
crujiente .
A crunchy piece of toast is the perfect breakfast.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 38, lesson 4: tostada, orquesta, inspirar and 7 more words.