baking
part of speech
verb (bake: baking); noun (baking); adjective (baking — very hot)
meaning for a pupil
1) Baking is cooking in an oven. tree →
2) Baking is the bread and cakes that are baked. tree →
3) Baking hot means very hot. tree →
4) A baking-oven is an oven built for baking bread. tree →
sense in the lessons
an action of making food; baking time, baking soda, or a bake sale; in science, baking soda reacts with vinegar; phrases «baking soda», «baking powder», «baking tray», «baking hot»
examples
- She spent 2 hours baking. tree →
- Baking a loaf takes 45 minutes. tree →
- He is baking 3 trays of bread. tree →
- The recipe needs 2 spoons of baking soda. tree →
- I love baking with my grandpa. tree →
- It was baking hot at the beach. tree →
- Line the baking tray with paper. tree →
- Baking powder makes cakes rise. tree →
- The smell of baking filled the house. tree →
- Baking soda and vinegar fizz together. tree →
- The baking-oven sticks out of the wall like a great knob. tree →
note
No operation by itself; look at the batches or time. Trap: «baking soda» is an ingredient, not an action. Drop the e before -ing: bake → baking.
In the corpora
- Baking sets the bubbles, and that is why bread has holes.
- A bath bomb holds a dry acid and baking soda that react only when water lets them meet, making carbon dioxide bubbles.
- And a clever trick with foil, baking soda and hot water can even turn the black tarnish on silver back into silver.
- Lick a lemon and it is sour; taste a tiny pinch of baking soda and it is bitter and soapy.
- Baking soda is a mild alkali, the opposite of an acid.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «baking» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.