n.

1. 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.

1. 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.

1. 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.

1. 举杯祝酒

n.

1. sliced bread browned on both sides by exposure to radiant heat.
2. an act or instance of raising glasses at a gathering and drinking together in honour of a person or thing.
   ▸a person who is toasted or held in high regard:

   he was the toast of the baseball world.

v.

1. cook or brown by exposure to radiant heat.
   ▸warm (oneself or part of one's body) beside a fire or other source or heat.
2. drink a toast to.

v.