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Meanings of cake in English
Russian
салютная установка Usage of cake in English
1
I know a late-night place that does great espresso and chocolate cake.
2
In the President's opinion, the key to a good cake was moistness.
3
But 32 candles on the cake means Messi's best is surely gone.
4
And the cake has to look spectacular, and taste great, of course.
5
The guard greeted me and asked whether the cake had been good.
6
In a controlled voice, I said, I don't need a cake, Troy.
7
The walrus had risen beneath the cake and split it in two.
8
Some Christmas family traditions include baking a cake together or going caroling.
9
Use the lining paper to lift the cake out of the tin.
10
Soon his Aunt came in with the plum cake in her hand.
11
The celebrity paused in the act of lowering another segment of cake.
12
It is not she who has made the cake; it is nature.
13
Grease and line a standard 20cm round cake tin with baking paper.
14
Today we are now singing 'Happy Birthday' with a cake of soap.
15
The sponge cake was somewhat dry; the sickle pears wanted looking over.
16
Make a rule of white sponge cake; bake in narrow shallow pans.
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Cake across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
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Ireland
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