toasting fork in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for toasting fork in the English»Italian Dictionary

toasting fork [Brit] N

toasting fork

forchetta f per abbrustolire il pane

toasting fork

forchettone m per abbrustolire il pane

Translations for toasting fork in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.toast [Brit təʊst, Am toʊst] N (grilled bread)

toast

pane m tostato

a piece or slice of toast

una fetta di pane tostato

cheese, mushrooms on toast

pane tostato e formaggio, e funghi

to make (some) toast

tostare del pane

II.toast [Brit təʊst, Am toʊst] VB trans FOOD

toast bread, roll

tostare, abbrustolire

toast sandwich

fare tostare

toast cheese, topping

fare dorare, gratinare

toast sesame seeds, nuts

tostare

to toast one's toes in front of the fire fig

scaldarsi i piedi davanti al fuoco, al camino

III.to toast oneself VB refl

to toast oneself in front of the fire

riscaldarsi davanti al fuoco, al camino

IV.toast [Brit təʊst, Am toʊst] N

1. toast (tribute):

toast

brindisi m

to drink a toast

fare un brindisi (to sth per qc)

to drink a toast to sb

fare un brindisi a qn or per qn

to propose a toast

proporre un brindisi (to sb per qn, in onore di qn; to sth per qc)

“join me in a toast to the bride and groom”

“facciamo un brindisi per gli sposi”

2. toast (popular person):

the toast of group

l'idolo di

she's the toast of the town

è la più bella or la reginetta di bellezza della città

V.toast [Brit təʊst, Am toʊst] VB trans

1. toast (propose a toast to):

toast person, success, victory

fare un brindisi per

2. toast (drink a toast to):

toast guests:

bere alla salute di

toast person: success, freedom

brindare a

VI.toast [Brit təʊst, Am toʊst]

to be as warm as toast person:

essere or stare bello caldo

to be as warm as toast bed, room:

essere ben caldo

I.fork [Brit fɔːk, Am fɔrk] N

1. fork (for eating):

fork

forchetta f

2. fork (tool):

fork

forca f

fork

forcone m

3. fork (division):

fork (in tree)

ramo m biforcuto

fork (in tree)

forcella f

fork (in river, railway)

biforcazione f

fork (in road)

biforcazione f

fork (in road)

bivio m

fork (on bicycle)

forcella f

to come to a fork in the road

arrivare a un bivio

4. fork (in chess):

fork

forchetta f

II.fork [Brit fɔːk, Am fɔrk] VB trans

1. fork (lift with fork):

fork hay

inforcare

fork manure, earth

smuovere con la forca

2. fork (in chess):

fork opponent, chesspiece

fare forchetta a

III.also fork off VB intr

also fork off road, river, railway line:

biforcarsi

also fork off driver:

deviare, girare, svoltare

you fork to the left

svolta a sinistra

toasting fork in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for toasting fork in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.toast [toʊst] N

1. toast (bread):

toast

pane m tostato

a piece of toast

una fetta di pane tostato

2. toast (drink):

toast

brindisi m inv

II.toast [toʊst] VB trans

1. toast (cook):

toast

tostare

2. toast (drink):

toast

brindare a

III.toast [toʊst] VB intr

toast

tostarsi

I.fork [fɔ:rk] N

1. fork (cutlery):

fork

forchetta f

2. fork (tool):

fork

forca f

3. fork (in road):

fork

biforcazione f

4. fork pl on bicycle:

fork

forcella f

II.fork [fɔ:rk] VB trans

fork a pattern

disegnare con la forchetta

fork food

prendere con la forchetta

III.fork [fɔ:rk] VB intr

fork road:

fork

biforcarsi

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The latest round of national head-scratching about why there aren't more women in politics makes me want to poke out my own eyes with a rusty toasting fork.

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After sharpening the ends, you'll have a much more useful toasting fork from which you can toast multiple small items, or larger items like burgers and bread.

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Here she acquired numerous small appliances, from a telescopic toasting fork to a nutmeg grater, to ensure she became "a model housekeeper".

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Skewer on a toasting fork and cook over hot coals, turning constantly, until golden brown.

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Step up the campfire with a simple four-pronged toasting fork.

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