IPA: /ˈpriːbeɪk/
KK: /ˈpriːbeɪk/
A process in which materials, especially anodes for aluminum production, are baked in ovens before use.
The prebake method is essential for ensuring the quality of the aluminum produced.
To bake something, like a crust or a mixture, before it is used in a recipe or process.
We need to prebake the pie crust before adding the filling.
Past: prebaked
Past Participle: prebaked
Prebake → It is formed from "pre-" (meaning before) and "bake" (from Old English "bacan", meaning to cook by dry heat). The word "prebake" means to bake something before it is used or served.
Think of doing something 'before' ('pre-') you 'cook' ('bake') it — that's why prebake means to bake in advance.