Cake meaning in English
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Definition
a (birthday) cake: a dessert usually made from eggs, flour, butter and sugar (eaten at birthdays and weddings)
Examples
- "Candles (I have some, but mine will never fit on a cake)"
- "It is my birthday cake."
- ""Baby Cakes", "Doll Cakes", "Honey Cakes" and other "cake" variants"
- "As Luna is allergic to coconut, there will be one extra slice of cake."
- "1. Cake 2."
- "Hannah : Well, can I have some cake?"
- "Sugar-free cookies (for those of us who cannot eat chocolate cake)"
- "You look like you eat too much cake already."
- "Polly : Uhh, I think if we just have some cake and a song, that should be enough."
- "Horatio : These are twisted salt cakes, but people call them "pretzels"."
- "Sugar-free cookies (for those of us who cannot allow ourselves to indulge in the sin of chocolate cake)"
- "No cake for you."
- "Bob : How did you know I love chocolate cakes?"
- "Cake (with the inscription: "Happy Birthday Bob")"
- "When I showed that draft to Bruno, he didn't even want to allow the cake."
- "When I showed that draft to Bruno, he was reluctant to even allow the cake."
- "Bob : Maybe I should grab another slice of cake."
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