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2011.04.05
QUESTION: How do you make a French toast?
(HINT: Don't break out the eggs and milk.)
(make a) TOAST 乾杯(する)
- A toast (noun) is an act of holding your glass in the air and making a short speech or saying something such as "Cheers!" before taking a drink together with other people.
The verb form is also toast. - toast (名詞)とは、他の人と一緒にお酒などを飲む前に、グラスを持ち上げ、短いスピーチをしたり、「乾杯!」などと言ったりすること、つまり、祝杯や乾杯のことです。
動詞形も toast で、乾杯をする、という意味です。
- A close associate of mine just asked me to make a toast at his wedding reception. What's usually said at those things?
- We drank a toast to our husbands and wives for their incredible patience and love during the strike.
- I'd like to propose a toast, to the nicest guy I've ever had the privilege of working with.
- (at a formal dinner with international clients)
Let's toast the New Year. To the year 2012! May it bring both our countries continued peace and prosperity. - We toasted the new director with champagne.
ANSWER: Say "À votre santé!" (= “To your health!” in French)