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baked + noun
baked作定语修饰名词，表示经烤制的食物。
She served baked potatoes for dinner.
她晚餐供应了烤土豆。
烤的；烘烤的
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烤的；烘烤的
cooked by dry heat in an oven
She served baked potatoes for dinner.
她晚餐供应了烤土豆。
已烤熟的。
That has been cooked by baking.
宿醉的。
Hungover.
因吸毒导致大脑永久性损伤的。
Lastingly brain-damaged from drug use (either truly or allegedly).
The bakery sells fresh baked bread every morning.
这家面包店每天早上都卖新鲜的烘焙面包。
We had baked potatoes with sour cream for dinner.
我们晚餐吃了加酸奶油烤土豆。
She bought a box of assorted baked goods from the store.
她从商店买了一盒各式烘焙食品。
baked作定语修饰名词，表示经烤制的食物。
She served baked potatoes for dinner.
她晚餐供应了烤土豆。
baked作表语，描述主语的状态或特征。
This bread is baked in a stone oven.
这个面包是在石炉里烤的。
副词修饰baked，强调烤制的程度或状态。
We enjoyed some freshly baked muffins.
我们享用了新鲜烤好的松饼。
Not this
I like bake chicken.
Use this
I like baked chicken.
bake是动词原形，不能作定语修饰名词；应用过去分词baked作形容词，表示'烤好的'。
Not this
I ate baked duck in Beijing.
Use this
I ate roast duck in Beijing.
中文'烤鸭'中'烤'对应英文roast（用烤箱或明火烤），baked通常指用烤箱烘焙面包糕点，baked duck不符合地道表达。
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烘焙食品
The bakery sells a variety of baked goods.
这家面包店出售各种烘焙食品。
烤豆
He had baked beans on toast for breakfast.
他早餐吃了烤豆吐司。
烤土豆
I'll have a baked potato with sour cream.
我要一个加酸奶油烤土豆。
烤面包
The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen.
新鲜烤面包的香气充满了厨房。
烤火腿
We served baked ham for Easter dinner.
我们复活节晚餐吃了烤火腿。
烤阿拉斯加
For dessert, they ordered baked Alaska.
甜点他们点了烤阿拉斯加。
考虑不周的；不成熟的
His plan was completely half-baked.
他的计划完全不成熟。
内置的；根深蒂固的
These features are baked into the software.
这些功能是内置到软件中的。
吸大麻后的迷糊状态
He was baked after the party.
派对后他吸了大麻，迷迷糊糊的。
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baked音似'被烤的'，烤面包即baked。
语域：neutral 常见场景：烹饪、烘焙 baked作为形容词表示“烘焙的”，多用于描述面包、糕点等食物经过烘烤处理的状态，在日常生活和烹饪场景中比较常见，属于中性用语。
Only 'naked' rhymes with 'baked' (both end with /kɪd/). Words like 'caked' and 'faked' are spelled with '-ed' but pronounced with /kt/, so they are lookalikes that sound different.
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