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untoasted

/ʌntˈoʊstᵻd/ adj

Not toasted

Word Origin The prefix 'un-' (not) plus 'toasted,' from Latin torrere 'to parch, roast.' Toast is bread that's been roasted. Untoasted means not browned. The same root gives us torrid (parched, hot) and torrent (a rushing stream, originally a boiling, seething flow). The PIE root *ters- 'dry' also gives us 'thirst' and 'terrain'.

adj Not toasted

He prefers untoasted bread for his sandwiches.

(形容词) 未烘烤的；未烤的

他更喜欢用未烤过的面包做三明治。

(adjetivo) No tostado.

Prefiere pan sin tostar para sus sándwiches.

(adjectif) non grillé; pas grillé; frais [Qui n'a pas été grillé ou toasté.]

Il préfère le pain untoasted pour ses sandwichs.

(Adjektiv) ungetoastet [Nicht geröstet oder getoastet.]

Er bevorzugt **untoasted** Brot für seine Sandwiches.

(形容詞) 焼かれていない状態。トーストされていないこと。

彼はサンドイッチには焼いていないパンの方を好む。

(adjetivo) não torrado; sem torrar [Não torrado.]

Ele prefere pão não torrado para seus sanduíches.

Synonyms: raw unbaked uncooked fresh ungrilled unroasted uncrisped unprocessed Antonyms: toasted baked grilled roasted
Word parts: un + toast + ed

Related words

toaster thirsty

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