baked

«baked» in Mova's school dictionary: the past form of bake: «She baked a cake» — its meaning for a pupil, its sense in the lessons and examples, with 5 sentences of Mova's corpora that use it.

part of speech

verb (bake: baked — past form); adjective (baked)

meaning for a pupil

1) Baked is the past form of bake: «She baked a cake». tree →

2) Baked (adjective) means cooked in an oven, as in «baked potato» or «baked beans». tree →

3) Baked can mean dried hard by heat: «baked mud». tree →

sense in the lessons

things made and counted, before some are eaten, sold or given; phrases «baked goods», «baked beans», «half-baked» (not well thought out), «freshly baked»

examples

• She baked 36 cupcakes. tree →
• He baked 4 pies and sold 3. tree →
• They baked 2 batches of 15 cookies. tree →
• How many cookies were baked in all? tree →
• I had a baked potato for dinner. tree →
• The bakery sells freshly baked bread. tree →
• Baked beans on toast is a British breakfast. tree →
• The ground was baked hard by the sun. tree →
• Grandma baked a birthday cake for me. tree →
• That plan sounds half-baked. tree →
• Once upon a time there was a woman, and she baked five pies. tree →

note

The baked amount is often the starting total. Trap: later «ate» or «sold» take away from it. «Baked» is regular: bake + d.

In the corpora

• Baked beans are usually haricot beans, which first came from the Americas.
• Raw egg and raw flour can carry germs, so cookie dough and cake batter should be baked before eating.
• Settled people made pots of baked clay to store grain, water and oil.
• The Indus cities had straight streets in a grid and houses of baked bricks all of the same size.
• It shall not be baked with leaven.

Trees and pragmatics

Every meaning and example of «baked» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.