knead — to work dough or clay by pressing and folding it repeatedly with the hands
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to work dough or clay by pressing and folding it repeatedly with the hands
Pronunciation (IPA): /niːd/
Korean meaning: 반죽이나 점토를 손으로 반복해서 누르고 접으며 치대다
Korean pronunciation: **니**드
Example Sentences
- The baker kneaded the pizza dough until it was smooth and elastic.
- My grandmother taught me to knead bread dough with love, not just my hands.
- After sitting at a desk all day, I love when my husband kneads my shoulders.
knead
VERB//niːd//
to work dough or clay by pressing and folding it repeatedly with the hands
to work dough or clay by pressing and folding it repeatedly with the hands
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고대 영어 'cnedan'에서 유래되어, 게르만어족의 공통 어근에서 나온 단어입니다. 옛날부터 사람들이 빵을 만들기 위해 반죽을 치대는 행위를 표현했던 매우 오래된 단어입니다.
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“The baker kneaded the pizza dough until it was smooth and elastic.”
“My grandmother taught me to knead bread dough with love, not just my hands.”
“After sitting at a desk all day, I love when my husband kneads my shoulders.”
“The cat kneaded my lap with its paws, purring loudly like a furry massage therapist.”
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