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

barbecue

/ˈbɑːbɪkjuː

(also barbeque)

noun

1A meal or gathering at which meat, fish, or other food is cooked out of doors on a rack over an open fire or on a special appliance: in the evening there was a barbecue [as modifier]: a barbecue area...

On my last day in Australia, my parents cooked me a barbecue in their backyard barbecue area.
At a barbecue food is cooked on a rusty grill which birds have probably used as a toilet on a daily basis since last summer.
There are less formal meals, picnics and barbecues and the forthcoming brunch is one of these occasions.

Synonyms

meal cooked outdoors, … roast;

North American cookout;

South African braaivleis;

New Zealand hangi

informal BBQ

Australian informal barbie

1.1A rack or appliance used for the preparation of food at a barbecue: food was placed to sizzle on the barbecue...

Consider cooking on an outside barbecue grill or use a microwave oven, which does not generate as much heat and uses less energy than a gas or electric range.
Complement your healthy summer lifestyle with fresh food cooked on the barbecue.
The women all cook together on dow tarns - wood fire barbecues out the back.

Synonyms

grill, rotisserie;

North American brazier;

in Japan hibachi

1.2 [mass noun] North American Food cooked on a barbecue: all the barbecue he could eat...

Throughout the weekend, club members and their families came by to eat barbecue and many side dishes.
We would be eating pizza or barbecue food, not spaghetti by candlelight.
Wade, is it true that you had eaten barbecue, were throwing up over people, had a broken arm, and it was gushing blood, all while you were playing?

verb (barbecues, barbecuing, barbecued) [with object]

Cook (food) on a barbecue: fish barbecued with herbs (as adjective barbecued) barbecued chicken...

While Stephen and Louis sat down on the sand drinking beer and talking, Jessica and Cecilia took turns in barbecuing the yummy food.
Dad barbecued some steaks, and Mom made potato salad and corn on the cob.
When the American Institute for Cancer Research issued guidelines for barbecuing meat safely, this somehow reminded Corcoran of the Nazi era.

Synonyms

cook outdoors, grill, spit-roast;

North American broil, charbroil

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Spanish barbacoa, perhaps from Arawak barbacoa 'wooden frame on posts'. The original sense was 'wooden framework for sleeping on, or for storing meat or fish to be dried'.

This word comes from Spanish barbacoa, perhaps from Arawak (West Indies) barbacoa which was a ‘wooden frame on posts’. Barbecue is used in space in the phrases barbecue mode and barbecue manoeuvre describing the rotation of a spacecraft to allow the heat of the sun to fall on all sides.

单词	barbecue
释义	barbecue /ˈbɑːbɪkjuː / (also barbeque) noun 1A meal or gathering at which meat, fish, or other food is cooked out of doors on a rack over an open fire or on a special appliance: in the evening there was a barbecue [as modifier]: a barbecue area... On my last day in Australia, my parents cooked me a barbecue in their backyard barbecue area. At a barbecue food is cooked on a rusty grill which birds have probably used as a toilet on a daily basis since last summer. There are less formal meals, picnics and barbecues and the forthcoming brunch is one of these occasions. Synonyms meal cooked outdoors, … roast; North American cookout; South African braaivleis; New Zealand hangi informal BBQ Australian informal barbie 1.1A rack or appliance used for the preparation of food at a barbecue: food was placed to sizzle on the barbecue... Consider cooking on an outside barbecue grill or use a microwave oven, which does not generate as much heat and uses less energy than a gas or electric range. Complement your healthy summer lifestyle with fresh food cooked on the barbecue. The women all cook together on dow tarns - wood fire barbecues out the back. Synonyms grill, rotisserie; North American brazier; in Japan hibachi 1.2 [mass noun] North American Food cooked on a barbecue: all the barbecue he could eat... Throughout the weekend, club members and their families came by to eat barbecue and many side dishes. We would be eating pizza or barbecue food, not spaghetti by candlelight. Wade, is it true that you had eaten barbecue, were throwing up over people, had a broken arm, and it was gushing blood, all while you were playing? verb (barbecues, barbecuing, barbecued) [with object] Cook (food) on a barbecue: fish barbecued with herbs (as adjective barbecued) barbecued chicken... While Stephen and Louis sat down on the sand drinking beer and talking, Jessica and Cecilia took turns in barbecuing the yummy food. Dad barbecued some steaks, and Mom made potato salad and corn on the cob. When the American Institute for Cancer Research issued guidelines for barbecuing meat safely, this somehow reminded Corcoran of the Nazi era. Synonyms cook outdoors, grill, spit-roast; North American broil, charbroil Origin Mid 17th century: from Spanish barbacoa, perhaps from Arawak barbacoa 'wooden frame on posts'. The original sense was 'wooden framework for sleeping on, or for storing meat or fish to be dried'. This word comes from Spanish barbacoa, perhaps from Arawak (West Indies) barbacoa which was a ‘wooden frame on posts’. Barbecue is used in space in the phrases barbecue mode and barbecue manoeuvre describing the rotation of a spacecraft to allow the heat of the sun to fall on all sides.
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