英:[fraɪ]
美:[fraɪ]
英:[fraɪ]
美:[fraɪ]
n.
鱼苗,鱼秧
弗赖伊(姓氏)
油炸食物
(口语)烦恼,愤激
vi.
用油煎
用油炸烤炒
油炸
vt.
油炸
油煎
(美俚)使被处电刑
瓦解
复数:fries或fry
第三人称单数:fries
现在分词:frying
过去式:fried
过去分词:fried
词根:fry
adj.fried 油炸的,油煎的;喝醉了的
n.frying 油炸,油煎
fryer 可供油炸的食品;油炸锅;做油煎食品的人
v.fried 油炸(fry的过去分词)
frying 煎(fry的ing形式);油炸
verb
transitive verb
to cook in a pan or on a griddle over heat especially with the use of fat
slang electrocute sense 2
to damage or destroy (an electrical device or its circuitry) by overheating especially as a result of unusually high voltage
intransitive verb
to undergo frying
to get very hot or burn as if being fried
bodies frying on the beach
biographical name
Christopher 1907–2005 English dramatist
noun (1)
a social gathering or picnic where food is fried and eaten
a fish fry
a dish of something fried
french fry—usually plural
a burger and fries
a vegetable prepared in the style of a french fry—usually plural
carrot fries
noun (2)
recently hatched or juvenile fishes
the young of other animals
very small adult fishes
members of a group or class : individuals
small fry
stir fry用大火炒;快炒
deep fry油炸
small fry无足轻重的人;不重要的
fish fry鱼苗;炸鱼
“煎”源自13世纪晚期的法语单词 frire,意为“在火上的浅盘烹调(食物)”。其源自拉丁语单词 frigere,“烤或煎”,PIE 单词 *bher-,则是“烹饪、烘焙”的词源(也指梵语 bhrjjati 表示“烤”、“bharjanah 表示“烘焙”,波斯语 birishtan 则表示“烤”; 或许还有希腊语 phrygein 表示“烤,烘焙”)。及至14世纪晚期,“煎”的不及物义为“煎”的意思被证明。美国俚语中“在电椅上行刑”的意思始于1929年。此外,作为名词,“煎炸肉”来源于1630年代。相关词汇: Fried, frying。煎锅(Frying pan)的用法最早见于14世纪中叶(friing panne)。
Verb Middle English frien, from Anglo-French frire, from Latin frigere to roast; akin to Greek phrygein to roast, fry, Sanskrit bhṛjjati he roasts Noun (2) Middle English, from Anglo-French frie, from freier, frier to rub, spawn — more at fray >entry 2
The first known use of fry was in the 13th century
fuchsinnoun
a synthetic dye that yields a brilliant bluish red
fuchsianoun
any of a genus of shrubs related to the evening primrose and having showy nodding flowers usually in deep pinks, reds, and purples
a vivid reddish purple
frying pannoun
a metal pan with a handle for frying foods
fry1 of 3verb
to cook in fat or oil
fry2 of 3noun
something friedespecially: french fry entry 1 —usually used in plural
steak and fries
a get-together where fried food is eaten
a fish fry
fry3 of 3noun
recently hatched or young fish
the young of animals other than fish
very small adult fish
members of a group or class : individuals
small fry
fryernoun
something (as a young chicken) suitable for frying
a deep utensil for frying foods
fry1 of 3verb
to cook in fat or oil
fry2 of 3noun
something friedespecially: french fry entry 1 —usually used in plural
steak and fries
a get-together where fried food is eaten
a fish fry
fry3 of 3noun
recently hatched or young fish
the young of animals other than fish
very small adult fish
members of a group or class : individuals
small fry
1 A couple of brown boy missiles fired down the hill away from Fry High.
2 Take her to your bedroom, and let me fry the chicken for you.
把她带到你的卧室里去, 我来替你炸鸡块.
3 Chinese usually use animal or peanut oil to fry food.
中国人通常用动物油或植物油来炸食物。
4 On the other hand, your stomach would turn at the idea of frying potatoes in animal fat —— the normally accepted practice in many northern countries.
在另一方面,一想到用动物油煎马铃薯, 你便会作呕.然而在许多北欧国家里,这是为大家接受的通常习惯.
5 I didn’t want to see Zephyr or Fry.
6 Most common food triggers for heartburn are citrus fruits, fried and fatty foods, vinegar, tomatoes, chocolate.
最常触发消化不良的食物是:柑橘类水果 、 油煎和多脂食品 、 醋 、 番茄 、 巧克力.
7 “Ah, yes. Frozen time changes the rules in both dimensions. It means the residents of Fry can never let another opportunity slip by, and I can now roam freely without Witching Hour’s aid.”
8 He likes to eat fried cakes like the one named Kaikouxiao.
他特别喜欢吃开口笑之类的油炸点心.
9 Funny, but Fry and Laurie had it backwards.
这有点可笑,但弗莱和劳利弄错了。
10 Stir-fry for a while.
翻炒一会儿。
11 Nearly all fry perish before growing beyond about..5 in.
12 “I’m sorry, I didn’t hear that apology,” Brian says, whipping one so close to Fry’s head it makes me wince.
13 In this wild world fondest and the best are the most fried, most troubled and distressed.
在这个狂野的世界上,最可爱、最优秀的人是那些经受了最多考验 、 最多烦恼、最多危难的人.
14 The base of the hill—a T-shaped intersection where Fry High Boulevard met Hill Valley Lane—was fast approaching.
15 They fried some chicken for us.
16 Diet is too salty reach fry: These food contain carcinogenic substance . 3.
2.忌食过咸及油炸食物: 这些食物含有致癌物质.
17 Of all the trophies, it was the two Keys to the City awarded to them by the mayor of Fry that filled Otto with the most pride.
18 Schools were places for information, and answers, and guidance, but was there supposed to be information, and answers, and guidance about frozen time at Fry High’s empty gym?
19 We'll fry if we stay too long in this hot sun.
我们如果在这样酷热的阳光下待久了,皮肤会晒黑的.
20 I could sometimes eat a fried rat a good relish, if it were necessary.
一只油煎老鼠, 如果非吃不可,我也可以津津有味地吃下去.
2 小鱼
3 鱼苗
5 沸腾
boiling effervescent seething ebullient intumescent ebullism seethe effervescence ebullience ebullition intumescence abubble intumesce bubble boil set the house on fire
8 愤激
10 烧焦
11 油炸
12 皮肤晒黑
13 过热
14 非常热
15 烦恼
agonize galling fretful tsoris pet trouble distress harassment fret taking annoyance worldly anguish canker disquiet vexation fash pother botheration worriment worry bother sweat fuss languish fester grizzle cark get exercise tear bug burden disturb rattle annoy exacerbate gall molest dun haggle pester vex ail rive discompose aggrieve beleaguer discommode
16 日炙
18 惩罚
punitive vindicatory vindicative pay fine payment reward penalty rod correction punishment sanction lump retribution scourge reckoning gruel toweling jankers punish get fix correct canvas smite twig trounce castigate amerce swinge what for
20 炸焦
22 用复数
dingbat work other good thing service part game down school line second list lead hour step store future content art due term oil picture wait dog fund sport supply letter round attention load ball stick bag custom glass lesson quarter god chain wave relation yard manner bowl bone circumstance rain yellow depth tap affair dozen consequence shade shake bean chamber mystery tail suck desert acre nerve sail hop premise horror rope stake gut sweat colour mesh Jack bearing cheer compliment elder scrap stripe vibration acoustic ethnic making preliminary marble creep firework honour dart flick swarm goggle cloak sounding domino precinct checker fixing folly thematic shiver Trot meander shudder eyeglass lancer frill draught heuristic skittle gob polemic sullen nicety rounder gape dungaree histrionic unmentionable macrobiotic weeper hysteric tenpin bedcover unpleasantry furbelow vesper pantaloon megrim fiddlestick ninepin escallop agogic knuckle-bone
23 炒杂碎
24 被晒伤
28 使过热
30 弗赖伊
31 炸薯条