verb

[T, I]

to roast; to cook food by dry heat, especially in an oven or over a fire

rhóstio

Etymology

From Welsh rhost, ultimately related to English roast and French rôtir, with the Welsh verbal-noun ending -io.

Examples

Rydw i'n rhostio llysiau i ginio.

Rýdw i'n rhóstio llýsiau i gínio.

I am roasting vegetables for dinner.

Byddwn ni'n rhostio cyw iâr ddydd Sul.

Býddwn ni'n rhóstio cyw iâr ddýdd Súl.

We will roast chicken on Sunday.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

rhostio cig

rhostio llysiau

rhostio cyw iâr

rhostio tatws

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verb

[T, I]

to toast or brown by heat, especially bread or similar food

rhóstio

Etymology

From Welsh rhost, ultimately related to English roast and French rôtir, with the Welsh verbal-noun ending -io.

Examples

Mae'r bara'n rhostio yn y popty.

Máe'r bára'n rhóstio yn y pópty.

The bread is toasting in the oven.

Paid â rhostio'r tost am ormod o amser.

Páid â rhóstio'r tóست am órmod o ámser.

Do not toast the toast for too long.

Synonyms

tostio

crasu

brownio

Collocations

rhostio bara

rhostio tost

rhostio cnau

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verb

[T]

informal

to criticize severely; to give someone or something a verbal roasting

rhóstio

Etymology

A figurative extension of the culinary sense ‘to roast’.

Examples

Roedd y beirniaid yn rhostio'r sioe ar y radio.

Róedd y beírniaid yn rhóstio'r síoe ar y rádio.

The critics were roasting the show on the radio.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

rhostio rhywun

rhostio perfformiad

rhostio sioe

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verb

[T, I]

to roast; to cook food by dry heat, especially in an oven or over a fire

rhóstio

Etymology

From Welsh rhost, ultimately related to English roast and French rôtir, with the Welsh verbal-noun ending -io.

Examples

Rydw i'n rhostio llysiau i ginio.

Rýdw i'n rhóstio llýsiau i gínio.

I am roasting vegetables for dinner.

Byddwn ni'n rhostio cyw iâr ddydd Sul.

Býddwn ni'n rhóstio cyw iâr ddýdd Súl.

We will roast chicken on Sunday.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

rhostio cig

rhostio llysiau

rhostio cyw iâr

rhostio tatws

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verb

[T, I]

to toast or brown by heat, especially bread or similar food

rhóstio

Etymology

From Welsh rhost, ultimately related to English roast and French rôtir, with the Welsh verbal-noun ending -io.

Examples

Mae'r bara'n rhostio yn y popty.

Máe'r bára'n rhóstio yn y pópty.

The bread is toasting in the oven.

Paid â rhostio'r tost am ormod o amser.

Páid â rhóstio'r tóست am órmod o ámser.

Do not toast the toast for too long.

Synonyms

tostio

crasu

brownio

Collocations

rhostio bara

rhostio tost

rhostio cnau

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verb

[T]

informal

to criticize severely; to give someone or something a verbal roasting

rhóstio

Etymology

A figurative extension of the culinary sense ‘to roast’.

Examples

Roedd y beirniaid yn rhostio'r sioe ar y radio.

Róedd y beírniaid yn rhóstio'r síoe ar y rádio.

The critics were roasting the show on the radio.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

rhostio rhywun

rhostio perfformiad

rhostio sioe

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