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

Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense grills, present participle grilling, past tense, past participle grilled

1. countable noun

A grill is a part of a stove which produces strong heat to cook food that has been placed underneath it.

[British]

Place the omelette under a gentle grill until the top is set.

regional note: in AM, use broiler

2. countable noun

A grill is a flat frame of metal bars on which food can be cooked over a fire.

3. verb

When you grill food, or when it grills, you cook it using very strong heat directly above or below it.

[British]

Grill the meat for 20 minutes each side. [VERB noun]

Apart from peppers and aubergines, many other vegetables grill well. [VERB adverb]

...grilled chicken. [VERB-ed]

regional note: in AM, use broil cook

grilling uncountable noun

The breast can be cut into portions for grilling.

4. verb

If you grill someone about something, you ask them a lot of questions for a long period of time.

[informal]

Grill your travel agent about the facilities for families with children. [V n + about/on]

The police grilled him for hours. [VERB noun]

grillingWord forms: plural grillings countable noun

The pop princess will receive a grilling about her life and career.

5. countable noun

A grill is a restaurant that serves grilled food.

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单词	grill
释义	Trends of grill View usage for: grill (grɪl) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense grills, present participle grilling, past tense, past participle grilled 1. countable noun A grill is a part of a stove which produces strong heat to cook food that has been placed underneath it. [British] Place the omelette under a gentle grill until the top is set. regional note: in AM, use broiler 2. countable noun A grill is a flat frame of metal bars on which food can be cooked over a fire. 3. verb When you grill food, or when it grills, you cook it using very strong heat directly above or below it. [British] Grill the meat for 20 minutes each side. [VERB noun] Apart from peppers and aubergines, many other vegetables grill well. [VERB adverb] ...grilled chicken. [VERB-ed] regional note: in AM, use broil cook grilling uncountable noun The breast can be cut into portions for grilling. 4. verb If you grill someone about something, you ask them a lot of questions for a long period of time. [informal] Grill your travel agent about the facilities for families with children. [V n + about/on] The police grilled him for hours. [VERB noun] grillingWord forms: plural grillings countable noun The pop princess will receive a grilling about her life and career. 5. countable noun A grill is a restaurant that serves grilled food. grill in British English 1 (ɡrɪl) verb 1. to cook (meat, fish, etc) by direct heat, as under a grill or over a hot fire, or (of meat, fish, etc) to be cooked in this way Usual US and Canadian word: broil 2. (tr; usually passive) to torment with or as if with extreme heat the travellers were grilled by the scorching sun 3. (transitive) informal to subject to insistent or prolonged questioning noun 4. a device with parallel bars of thin metal on which meat, fish, etc, may be cooked by a fire; gridiron 5. a device on a cooker that radiates heat downwards for grilling meat, fish, etc 6. food cooked by grilling 7. grillroom Derived forms griller (ˈgriller) noun Word origin C17: from French gril gridiron, from Latin crātīcula fine wickerwork; see grille grill in British English 2 (ɡrɪl) noun a variant spelling of grille Word origin C17: see grille grill in American English 1 (grɪl) noun 1. a cooking unit having parallel metal bars or wires on which to broil meat or fish, as a. a portable or stationary outdoor device fueled by gas or charcoal b. an indoor unit, sometimes part of a range 2. a large griddle 3. grilled food 4. grillroom verb transitive 5. to cook on a grill; broil 6. to torture by applying heat 7. US to question relentlessly; cross-examine searchingly verb intransitive 8. to be subjected to grilling Word origin Fr gril < OFr gräil: see griddle grill in American English 2 (grɪl) noun alt. sp. of grille Image of grill © amenic181, shutterstock Examples of 'grill' in a sentence grill Place under medium grill to cook top until set. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Set the grill to its hottest setting. The Sun (2017) Season the fish with salt and slide them under the hot grill. The Sun (2016) Sprinkle the cheese on the other side and grill until golden. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Put the croutons on a baking sheet and grill on one side. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Grill each side of the toast on the griddle pan until fragrant and stripy. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Meanwhile, heat the grill to hot. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Place the pan under the hot grill for 3-4 minutes until the egg is set and the cheese is bubbling. The Sun (2017) Heat the grill to medium-high. The Sun (2017) Remove from the grill and set aside. Times, Sunday Times (2015) It boasts a rooftop restaurant and beachfront grill. The Sun (2007) These are then absorbed by any other food on the grill. The Sun (2014) This is their theatrical way of grilling fish. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Put under a grill and heat until brown. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Toast cut side up under a hot grill until golden. The Sun (2014) Return to the grill and cook until the cheese is just beginning to bubble. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Season the steak and grill either side until cooked to your liking. The Sun (2013) Place mackerel on a baking tray and grill for four minutes. The Sun (2012) Preheat your grill setting in your oven. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Place food on the grill over the tray and close the lid while cooking. The Sun (2014) Rub it over the fish and grill it for four or five minutes. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Spread on top of the meat and brown under a hot grill. Conil, Jean & Conil, Christopher (ed) A Passion for Food (1989) Put the toast back under the grill and cook until the cheese bubbles. Bennett, Carol Asthma and Eczema - special diet cookbook (1989) Return the top grill and place chicken on it as far from the coals as possible. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Grill the sliced brioche on one side. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Place it under a grill set to a medium heat until the top is set. Times, Sunday Times (2013) After the police grilling he was so shaken that he could barely bring himself to leave his flat. The Sun (2012) He said that he hoped to secure consent to turn part of the ground floor into a pub and grill restaurant. Times, Sunday Times (2009) There is meat from the grill as well as Swiss specialities. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Turn the fillets over and grill for another minute, or until cooked through. The Sun (2013) An independent family-run restaurant grilling steaks over open charcoal. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Last night Manchester police were grilling a man aged 20 arrested on suspicion of murder. The Sun (2009) In other languages grill British English: grill /ɡrɪl/ NOUN A grill is a part of a cooker where food is grilled. Put the toast back under the grill and cook until the cheese bubbles. American English: broiler Arabic: شَوَّايَة Brazilian Portuguese: grelha Chinese: 烤架 Croatian: roštilj Czech: gril Danish: grill Dutch: grill European Spanish: parrilla Finnish: grilli French: gril German: Grill Greek: σχάρα Italian: griglia Japanese: グリル Korean: 그릴 Norwegian: grill Polish: ruszt European Portuguese: grelha Romanian: grătar Russian: гриль Latin American Spanish: parrilla Swedish: grill Thai: อาหารย่าง Turkish: ızgara Ukrainian: гриль Vietnamese: vỉ nướng British English: grill /ɡrɪl/ VERB If you grill food, you cook it using strong heat directly above or below it. American English: broil Arabic: يَشْوي Brazilian Portuguese: grelhar Chinese: 烤 Croatian: peći na roštilju Czech: grilovat Danish: grille Dutch: grillen European Spanish: hacer a la parrilla Finnish: grillata French: griller German: grillen Greek: ψήνω στη σχάρα Italian: grigliare Japanese: グリルで焼く Korean: 그릴에 굽다 Norwegian: grille Polish: upiec na ruszcie European Portuguese: grelhar Romanian: a frige pe grătar Russian: жарить на гриле Latin American Spanish: hacer a la parrilla Swedish: grilla Thai: ย่าง Turkish: ızgara yapmak Ukrainian: смажити Vietnamese: nướng All related terms of 'grill' grill pan a wide , shallow metal vessel used to contain food that is being cooked under a grill mixed grill a dish made of several kinds of grilled meats, often served with grilled tomatoes and mushrooms barbecue grill a grill used in barbecuing radiator grill a framework , esp of metal bars arranged to form an ornamental pattern, used as a screen or partition eye-level grill a grill that is at eye level Chinese translation of 'grill' grill (ɡrɪl) n (c) (Brit, on cooker) 烤架 (kǎojià) (个(個), gè) 美 = broiler vt (Brit) [food] 烤 (kǎo) 美 = broil (= question) 严(嚴)厉(厲)盘(盤)问(問) (yánlì pánwèn)
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