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broiling

/ˈbɹɔɪlɪŋ/ /ˈbɹɔɪlɪn/

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verb

烤，炙烤

To cook by direct, radiant heat.

Examples :

"The chef was broiling the salmon under the hot lights, giving it a crispy skin. "

厨师正在强光下炙烤三文鱼，使其表皮酥脆。

food utensil action

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verb

炙烤，烤。

To expose to great heat.

Examples :

"The chef was broiling the chicken under the intense heat of the kitchen broiler. "

厨师正在厨房烤箱的强力高温下炙烤着鸡。

food utensil process

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verb

炙烤，烘烤.

To be exposed to great heat.

Examples :

"The eggs were broiling in the hot frying pan. "

鸡蛋在滚烫的煎锅里炙烤着。

weather food environment

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verb

煽动，惹事。

To cause a rowdy disturbance; embroil.

Examples :

"The journalist's controversial article was broiling the local community, causing heated debates and protests. "

这位记者有争议的文章正在煽动当地社区，引发了激烈的辩论和抗议。

action situation event

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verb

打架，争吵。

Examples :

"The two hockey players were broiling on the ice after a bad call by the referee. "

裁判吹了一个糟糕的判罚后，两名冰球运动员在冰上打了起来。

action sport war

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noun

烤制的食物，炙烤的食物

A food prepared by broiling.

Examples :

"The restaurant's daily special was a delicious broiling of chicken and vegetables. "

这家餐厅的今日特供是美味的烤鸡蔬菜拼盘。