Paste

/pˈe‍ɪst/

/ˈpeɪst/

Definicja i Znaczenie "paste"

Paste

RZECZOWNIK

pasta, puree

a soft mixture of meat, fruit, vegetables, etc. to be spread on bread or used in cooking other dishes

What is a "paste"?

A paste is a soft and cohesive mixture made from finely ground or mashed ingredients such as meat, fruits, vegetables, or grains, often seasoned with herbs, spices, and other flavorings. It has a smooth and spreadable consistency, making it suitable for spreading on bread, crackers, or other baked goods, or for use as a base or filling in various dishes. Pastes can vary widely in texture and flavor depending on the ingredients used, ranging from savory meat pastes to sweet fruit or nut pastes. They are versatile ingredients in cooking, adding depth and richness to recipes while also providing convenience and ease of use.

Example

She joined a cooking class and learned to make a flavorful curry paste from scratch.

She prepared a delicious pesto pasta dish by blending basil paste, garlic, and olive oil.

pasta szklana, szkło sztuczne

a hard, brilliant lead glass that is used in making artificial jewelry

klej, pasta

an adhesive made from water and flour or starch; used on paper and paperboard

pasta, mieszanina

any mixture of a soft and malleable consistency

to paste

CZASOWNIK

przykleić, przytwierdzić

to join or attach something to something else, particularly via using glue

Transitive: to paste sth into sth | to paste sth onto sth

Example

The students pasted magazine cutouts onto the poster board for their class project.

She pasted fabric patches onto the denim jacket to cover the holes.

The artist pasted colorful paper shapes onto the canvas to create a collage.

przykleić, nałożyć

to cover the surface of something with a thick substance

Transitive: to paste a surface

Example

For the mural installation, the artist instructed the assistants to paste the wall with wallpaper adhesive.

Before attaching the trim, be sure to paste the edges with wood glue to ensure a strong bond with the surface.

To affix the decals onto the glass surface, carefully paste the backs of each decal with a special adhesive solution.

uderzyć, przykleić

to hit with force, often resulting in a forceful blow or impact

Transitive: to paste sb/sth

Informal

Example

He pasted his opponent in the boxing match.

The boxer pasted his opponent with a powerful left hook, knocking him to the canvas.

The bully pasted the smaller boy in the schoolyard, leaving him with bruises.

wkleić, wstawić

to insert copied or cut content at a specified location

Transitive: to paste digital content into sth

Example

To share the article with her colleagues, she pasted the link into the group chat.

To update the report, she pasted the latest sales figures into the spreadsheet.

The student copied the paragraph from the textbook and pasted it into his essay.

Przykład

She joined a cooking class and learned to make a flavorful curry paste from scratch.

She prepared a delicious pesto pasta dish by blending basil paste, garlic, and olive oil.

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