cesta
- noun
- /ˈsɛstə/
- The market vendor displayed colorful fruits in a large cesta on the stall.
Examples
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She placed the fruits in a cesta.
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He carried a woven cesta filled with vegetables from the garden.
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She placed fresh bread in the cesta before serving breakfast to her family.
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The cestas were beautifully woven by local artisans.
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She carried the fruits in a beautiful woven cesta to the market.
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The artisan displayed his handcrafted pottery inside a large cesta at the fair.
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For the picnic, they packed sandwiches and drinks in a traditional cesta.
Synonyms
A container made by weaving thin pieces of material with handles for carrying things
A basket woven from thin bendable twigs or reeds
A small basket for keeping needles, thread and other things used to fix clothes
A small container with a handle used to carry items while you shop in a store
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Etymology
Cesta comes from an old Latin word cista meaning 'box' or 'basket', and it is like the English word chest that also means a box. So a cesta is a woven 'basket' for carrying, storing, or showing things.