take out of the oven; emerge; be newly produced
Meanings
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to take out from the oven/furnace
Literally refers to removing baked goods from an oven or metals from a furnace. Often emphasizes freshness or the completion of a heating process.
The freshly baked sesame cakes are especially fragrant and crispy.
This batch of bread will be out of the oven soon, please wait a moment.
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The newly smelted molten steel was tapped from the furnace on time.
I love eating freshly baked sweet potatoes.
verb
to emerge; to be released; to be newly produced
Used metaphorically for newly published, released, announced, or created things (e.g., policies, lists, products, awards).
The list of annual best athletes was released yesterday.
The latest fiscal budget proposal has been unveiled.
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This film is the first blockbuster released this summer.
The company's five-year development plan has finally been produced.
The survey results are expected to be released next week.