Broiled Meaning in English
word · lemma: broil
ˈbɹɔɪɫd
BROILD
bɹˈɔɪld
BROILD
释义
Cooked by exposing food to direct heat, usually from above, as in an oven's broiler or a grill.
用法与细微差别
In American English, 'broiled' means cooked by direct top heat (an oven broiler or grill), often for meats or fish. In British English, 'grilled' is the equivalent. Don't confuse with 'boiled'—completely different cooking method. Common in restaurant menus: 'broiled chicken', 'broiled salmon'.
Spanish: asar a la parrillaPortuguese (BR): grelhadoPortuguese (PT): grelhadoChinese (Simplified): 烤制的Chinese (Traditional): 烤製的Hindi: भुना हुआ (ऊपर से आग में)Arabic: مشوي (تحت حرارة عالية من الأعلى)Bengali: ব্রয়েল করা - ওপরে আগুনে ভাজাRussian: запечённый на гриле - приготовленный под грилемJapanese: グリルしたVietnamese: nướng (dưới lửa trên)Korean: 구운 (오븐 위쪽 열로)Turkish: ızgarada pişirilmişUrdu: اووَن کی تیز آنچ پر سینکا گیاIndonesian: dipanggang dengan panas atas
例句
The chef broiled the chicken until it was golden brown.
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We ordered broiled fish for dinner.
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The vegetables were broiled with herbs.
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My favorite way to eat salmon is broiled with lemon.
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She asked if her steak could be broiled instead of fried.
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Nothing beats a broiled lobster on a summer night.
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