cooked — prepared by heating; having been subjected to the process of cooking
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: prepared by heating; having been subjected to the process of cooking
Pronunciation (IPA): /kʊkt/
Korean meaning: 요리된, 조리된
Korean pronunciation: **쿡**트
Example Sentences
- My mom's cooked breakfast always makes me late for work because it's too delicious to eat quickly.
- The cooked salmon was served with lemon and herbs.
- He prefers cooked vegetables over raw ones.
cooked
ADJECTIVE//kʊkt//
prepared by heating; having been subjected to the process of cooking

a cheerful chef proudly displays a golden-brown roasted chicken on a large serving platter. Steam rises from the perfectly browned skin showing it just came from the oven. A family member reaches toward the beautifully prepared meal with eager anticipation. Raw vegetables sit nearby on the counter, clearly showing the difference between uncooked ingredients and the finished dish. Other family members gather around the kitchen table setting plates and utensils. food that has been prepared by heating and is ready to eat
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The feast is cooked, the table's booked, and everyone's hooked!
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Origin
고대 영어 'cocian'에서 유래되어 현대 영어로 발전했습니다. 음식을 가열하여 먹기 좋게 만드는 인류의 기본적인 활동을 나타내는 단어입니다.
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“My mom's cooked breakfast always makes me late for work because it's too delicious to eat quickly.”
“The cooked salmon was served with lemon and herbs.”
“He prefers cooked vegetables over raw ones.”
“The cooked pasta was perfectly al dente.”
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