英语词汇“skewer”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	skewer
释义	Trends of skewer View usage for: skewer (skjuːəʳ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense skewers, present participle skewering, past tense, past participle skewered 1. countable noun A skewer is a long metal pin which is used to hold pieces of food together during cooking. 2. verb If you skewer something, you push a long, thin, pointed object through it. She skewered the sardines through the mouth and put them onto the barbecue. [VERB noun preposition] ...skewered chicken with vegetables. [VERB-ed] Synonyms: pierce, gore, impale, spike More Synonyms of skewer skewer in British English (ˈskjʊə) noun 1. a long pin for holding meat in position while being cooked, etc 2. a similar pin having some other function 3. chess a tactical manoeuvre in which an attacked man is made to move and expose another man to capture verb 4. (transitive) to drive a skewer through or fasten with a skewer Word origin C17: probably from dialect skiver skewer in American English (ˈskjuər) noun 1. a. a long pin used to hold meat together while cooking b. a similar but longer pin used as a brochette 2. any of several things shaped or used like a meat skewer verb transitive 3. to fasten or pierce with or as with skewers Word origin var. of skiver < ON skifa, a slice < v., to slice: see skive2 Examples of 'skewer' in a sentence skewer The meat is done when the juice runs clear after a skewer has been inserted. Bennett, Carol Asthma and Eczema - special diet cookbook (1989) Pour into the tin and use a skewer to swirl in the food colouring. The Sun (2012) Thread alternatively on to two wooden skewers. Times, Sunday Times (2007) We had to trace the letters in sand using a metal skewer. The Sun (2008) Cut lemongrass stalks into thin skewers and pierce an oyster on each. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Push a skewer through the thigh and across diagonally to the opposite wing. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The terrine is done when a skewer comes out of it piping hot. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Bake for an hour or until a skewer inserted into the centre comes out clean. The Sun (2013) Place the bun top on the burger and use a skewer to keep in place. The Sun (2013) Thread the beef onto metal skewers and brush with half the marinade. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The skewer should come out completely clean. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Test this by inserting a metal skewer and checking that it comes out piping hot. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The skewer should come out clean if it is cooked. The Sun (2011) Then use the flat end of a wooden skewer to stamp a hole in a tip of each star. The Sun (2012) Stir it around until it has all melted then use skewers to dip chunks of fruit of your choice in the goo. The Sun (2014) Slide the meat off the skewers, cut into chunky pieces and set aside. Times, Sunday Times (2010) If you want a wobbly soufflé, test at this stage by inserting a thin skewer. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The cakes should be golden, and a skewer inserted into the centre should come out clean. The Sun (2016) Bake for about 45 minutes or until a skewer inserted into the middle comes out clean. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Steam or bake for 30 minutes or until a thin skewer inserted in the centre comes out clean. Times, Sunday Times (2007) To see if they are done, push in a skewer and check that it comes out clean. Times, Sunday Times (2015) At night the din reduced to a murmur of talk and bursts of low laughter round little savoury fires with rings of skewered meat sizzling. various & introduction by Deirdre Chapman A Roomful of Birds - Scottish short stories 1990 (1990) Thread meat on to skewers. The Sun (2015) In other languages skewer British English: skewer /ˈskjʊə/ NOUN A skewer is a long metal pin which is used to hold pieces of food together during cooking. American English: skewer Arabic: سِيخ Brazilian Portuguese: espetinho Chinese: 串肉扦 Croatian: ražnjić Czech: grilovací jehla Danish: spid Dutch: spies European Spanish: pincho Finnish: paistinvarras French: brochette German: Fleischspieß Greek: σουβλάκι Italian: spiedino Japanese: 焼き串 Korean: 꼬챙이 Norwegian: grillspyd Polish: szpikulec European Portuguese: espeto Romanian: frigăruie Russian: шампур Latin American Spanish: pincho Swedish: grillspett Thai: ไม้เสียบ Turkish: kebap şişi Ukrainian: шампур Vietnamese: cái xiên Chinese translation of 'skewer' skewer (ˈskjuːəʳ) n (c) 穿肉扦 (chuānròuqiān) (根, gēn) vt 刺穿 (cìchuān) (verb) in the sense of pierce Definition to fasten or pierce with or as if with a skewer Splinters from that impact had skewered his right calf. Synonyms pierce Pierce the skin of the potato with a fork. gore He was gored to death by a rhinoceros. impale I had to go to hospital after impaling my foot on a railing spike. spike My foot kept getting spiked by the runners in front. spear Spearing fish was a traditional way to hunt. bayonet He carried the colonel on his back after he was bayoneted. Seeknife Nearby words of skewer sketchily sketchy skew skewer skewwhiff skid skilful Synonyms of 'skewer' skewer Explore 'skewer' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of spear Definition a weapon consisting of a long pole with a sharp point Spearing fish was a traditional way to hunt. Synonyms gore, pierce, lance, bayonet, impale in the sense of spike Definition to drive a spike or spikes into My foot kept getting spiked by the runners in front. Synonyms impale, spit, spear, stick
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