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cake

/keɪk/

noun

Un, yumurta, şeker ve diğer malzemelerden yapılan tatlı bir fırın tatlısı

A sweet baked dessert made from flour, eggs, sugar, and other ingredients, often covered with frosting.

  • She baked a chocolate cake for the birthday party.
  • Would you like a slice of cake with your tea?
  • The wedding cake had three tiers.
  • Cultural anthropologists note that ceremonial cake traditions vary significantly across societies, reflecting distinct social values and rituals.
  • The chemistry of cake baking involves precise interactions between leavening agents, proteins, and carbohydrates under controlled temperatures.
  • Medieval European banquets featured elaborate cake displays that served as symbols of wealth and aristocratic status among nobility.
noun

Şekillendirilmiş düz, sıkı bir kütle

A flat, compact mass of something, often food shaped into a round or rectangular form.

  • He fried a fish cake for dinner.
  • There was a cake of soap by the sink.
  • Rice cakes are a popular snack.
verb

Sertleşmiş bir kütle oluşturmak veya kabuklaşmak

To form into a hardened or compacted mass; to become encrusted.

  • Mud had caked on his boots.
  • The paint will cake if you don't stir it.
  • Blood caked around the wound.