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cake

gb/kˈeɪk/ us/kˈeɪk/
A1 Αγγλικά
~ 2400
torta, sütemény, vastagon borít, rákérgesedik, rászárad
ΟΥΣΙΑΣΤΙΚΌ A1
1
Μοτίβο χρήσης:
[someone] eats/makes/buys [a cake]
She baked a chocolate cake for his birthday.
Sütött neki egy csokoládétortát a születésnapjára.
We ordered a large wedding cake with three tiers.
Rendeltünk egy nagy, háromemeletes esküvői tortát.
I had a slice of carrot cake with my coffee.
The bakery sells cakes in many flavors.
He decorated the cake with fresh strawberries.
Παραδείγματα για μαθητές
I like chocolate cake.
Szeretem a csokoládétortát.
My mother made a cake.
Anyukám sütött egy tortát.
The cake is on the table.
We eat cake at parties.
This is a big cake.
Συχνό λάθος:
Learners sometimes confuse 'cake' with 'bread' or 'pie'. Remember that cake is usually sweet and soft.
Σημασία
sweet baked dessert
Συνδυασμοί λέξεων
birthday cake |chocolate cake |slice of cake |bake a cake |wedding cake
Συνώνυμα
pastry (A general term for baked goods, but not always sweet or cake-like.)
Αντώνυμα
bread (Bread is baked but not sweet and has a different texture and purpose.)
Θέματα
food |daily life |celebrations |food_drink |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Ορισμός

A sweet food made by baking flour, sugar, and eggs together.

A sweet, usually soft food made from a mixture of flour, sugar, eggs, and fat, baked in an oven and often decorated.

ΡΉΜΑ B2
2
Μοτίβο χρήσης:
[something] cakes [something]
Mud caked his boots after the hike.
A túra után vastagon rászáradt a sár a bakancsaira.
Her hands were caked with flour from baking.
A sütéstől vastag lisztréteg borította a kezét.
Snow caked the roof overnight.
Blood had caked on the bandage.
Dust caked the old furniture.
Παραδείγματα για μαθητές
Mud caked my shoes.
Vastagon rászáradt a sár a cipőmre.
Her face was caked with makeup.
Vastag sminkréteg borította az arcát.
The car was caked with snow.
Flour caked my hands.
Dirt caked the floor.
Συχνό λάθος:
Learners may confuse this verb with 'bake'. 'Cake' here refers to sticking or hardening, not cooking.
Σημασία
to cover in a hard layer
Συνδυασμοί λέξεων
mud caked on boots |caked with dirt |blood caked on skin
Συνώνυμα
encrust (More formal and technical; often used for natural or mineral crusts.)
Αντώνυμα
clean (To remove all dirt or hardened material from a surface.)
Θέματα
nature |cleaning |daily_life |science |core_vocabulary
Ορισμός

To form or be covered with a hard or thick layer of something.

To cover or become covered with a thick or hardened layer of something.

Γραμματική
Λημματική μορφή
cake
IPA
GB/kˈeɪk/
US/kˈeɪk/
Συλλαβές και τόνος
cake (1 συλλαβή)
Stress on 1st syllable (cake)
Τύποι λέξης
Noun
  • Base: cake
  • Plural: cake, cakes
Verb
  • Base: cake
  • 3rd Person Singular: cakes
  • Present Participle: caking
  • Past: caked
Οικογένεια λέξεων
Forms
cakes noun caking verb caked verb
Core family
cupcake noun pancake noun A2
Related words
cheesecake noun
Advanced or less common
cakey adjective
Εκφράσεις

have your cake and eat it too

1
/hˈæv jˈʊɹ kˈeɪk ˈænd ˈit ˈɪt tˈu/
idiom informal

wanting two incompatible benefits

To want two good things that cannot both happen at the same time.

Παραδείγματα
  • You can't have your cake and eat it too—you must choose one option.
  • He wants freedom and stability, but you can't have your cake and eat it too.

icing on the cake

1
/ˈaɪsɪŋ ˈɔn ðə kˈeɪk/
idiom

extra good thing

Something that makes a good situation even better.

Παραδείγματα
  • Winning the championship was amazing, and the bonus prize was the icing on the cake.
  • Her kind words were the icing on the cake after a great day.

piece of cake

1
/pˈis əv kˈeɪk/
idiom informal

something very easy to do

Something that is very easy to do.

Παραδείγματα
  • The exam was a piece of cake for her.
  • Fixing the bike will be a piece of cake.

sell like hot cakes

1
/sˈɛl lˈaɪk hˈɑt kˈeɪks/
idiom informal

sell very quickly

To be sold quickly and in large numbers.

Παραδείγματα
  • The new phone is selling like hot cakes.
  • Tickets for the concert sold like hot cakes.

take the cake

1
/tˈeɪk ðə kˈeɪk/
idiom informal

most extreme example (often bad)

To be the most extreme example of something, especially something bad or surprising.

Παραδείγματα
  • I've seen many rude people, but you take the cake!
  • That excuse really takes the cake.

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