| 单词 | overcook | 
| 释义 | overcookv. 1.  transitive. To cook (food) too much or for too long. Also figurative. ΘΚΠ the world > food and drink > food > food manufacture and preparation > cooking > cook			[verb (transitive)]		 > overcook overdo1683 overcook1850 grizzle1900 1850    G. L. Ditson Circassia 92  				I found the captain had been long awaiting my coming to dinner, and that some delicate wildfowl, by my delay, had been overcooked. 1885    Harper's Mag. May 984/2  				Don't overcook it, but be certain to have it rare. 1904    Daily Chron. 30 May 8/3  				So you can over-cook even a sauce. 1963    R. Carrier Great Dishes of World xiii. 225  				Be careful not to overcook pasta. 1996    Sainsbury's Mag. Jan. 105/2  				The only watchword is not to overcook them [sc. beans] as this will make them fall to a mush. 2000    Time Out 26 Jan. 83/4  				Around halfway through, though, it becomes apparent that someone's over-cooked the story a little with too many incidentals and worldwide locations to keep track of.  2.  transitive. Sport (esp. Motor Racing). To approach (a bend, etc.) at too high a speed, esp. so as to cause a loss of control. Also with it. ΚΠ 1985    Truck & Driver June 44/1  				In his frantic attempt to regain position, Walker overcooked it downhill out of Druids, and came the whole way down hill on the grass. 1987    Speedway Mail Internat. 26 Sept. 23/1  				Shawn and reserve Ian Stead led for two laps but the Sheffield reserve overcooked a third lap bend and Marvyn Cox ripped by for the vital second place. 1992    Yachts & Yachting 28 Aug. 96/3  				‘Auriga’..overcooked the start by a gnat's hair and had to return. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2004; most recently modified version published online March 2022). <  | 
	
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