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Meanings of bread in English
Food made from dough of flour or meal and usually raised with yeast or baking powder and then baked.
Usage of bread in English
1
That list included meats and fish, vegetables, dairy products, bread and spices.
2
We need to give them justice, bread, access to hospitals, he said.
3
Of course, it ain't yeast bread; all the yeast has gone over.
4
Place the bread in the soup-tureen and pour the soup over it.
5
We need water, wine, bread, cheese and anything else you can spare.
6
In one village, local people say, a German baker sells Polish bread.
7
Mix the flour, sugar, and bread crumbs together; stir in the marmalade.
8
My granny used to make a soda bread every day, Mark said.
9
Sherri Shepherd absolutely raves about my gluten and sugar free banana bread.
10
The lack of soap, hot water, bread, books, films, metal, paper, cloth?
11
Eastern Ukrainians want bread; they don't care if the sausage is good.
12
Today in the morning I went out to get bread and groceries.
13
The vestries were indiscriminately distributing bread sent us by the French government.
14
The soul cries out for bread; the Scholastics gave it a stone.
15
The warmer and dryer the climate, the cheaper bread is in proportion.
16
Yes, on Phase 2, you'll be able to have bread...and fruit...within reason.
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South Africa
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United Kingdom
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