英:[bɔɪld]
美:[bɔɪld]
英:[bɔɪld]
美:[bɔɪld]
adj.
<俚>喝醉的
煮沸的,煮熟的
v.
(使)沸腾,开( boil的过去式和过去分词 )
用开水煮,在沸水中煮
怒火中烧,异常气愤
词根:boil
adj.boiling 沸腾的;激昂的
adv.boiling 沸腾
n.boil 沸腾,煮沸;疖子
boiling 沸腾;煮沸;起泡
vi.boil 煮沸,沸腾;激动,激昂
vt.boil 煮沸,烧开;使…激动;使…蒸发
verb
intransitive verb
to come to the boiling point
to generate bubbles of vapor when heated—used of a liquid
to cook in boiling water
to become agitated : seethe
to be moved, excited, or stirred up
to rush headlong
to burst forth
to undergo the action of a boiling liquid
transitive verb
to subject to the action of a boiling liquid
to heat to the boiling point
to form or separate (something, such as sugar or salt) by boiling
noun (1)
a localized swelling and inflammation of the skin resulting from infection of a hair follicle and adjacent tissue, having a hard central core, and forming pus
noun (2)
the act or state of boiling
a swirling upheaval (as of water)
a boiled dish of seafood, vegetables, and seasoningsalso: a gathering at which this dish is served
a crab boil
boiled water白开水;煮开过的水
boiled egg水煮鸡蛋
plain boiled water白开水
boiled fish水煮鱼;白煮鱼,白汁鱼
boiled dumpling水饺
熟蚝豉
dried oyster 又称“海蛎干”。牡蛎肉的煮干品。
Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French buillir, boillir, from Latin bullire to bubble, from bulla bubble Noun (1) Middle English, alteration of bile, from Old English bȳl; akin to Old High German pūlla bladder
The first known use of boil was in the 14th century
boisterousadjective
noisily rough : rowdy
a boisterous crowd
marked by high spirits
boisterous laughter
vigorously active : stormy
boilernoun
a container in which something is boiled
a strong metal container used in making steam
a tank in which water is heated or hot water is stored
boil1 of 3noun
a painful swollen inflamed area of the skin resulting from infection compare carbuncle sense 2
boil2 of 3verb
to produce bubbles of vapor when heated
the water is boiling
to come or bring to the boiling point
the coffee boiled
to churn violently as if boiling
boiling floodwaters
to be excited or stirred up
boil with anger
to go through or cause to go through the action of a boiling liquid
boil eggs
boil3 of 3noun
the act or state of boiling
bring to a boil
1 He gave them wise advice, too, about the dangers before them, in especial about the Clashing Rocks, the Symplegades, that rolled perpetually against one another while the sea boiled up around them.
2 The sky and sea boiled together in a roaring mass.
3 High above, the red and black waters boiled and bubbled.
4 Around Mars’s feet, the ground boiled in a circle of flame.
5 A yolk addressing a sea of boiled eggs.
6 Following this, we retired to the wedding feast, which, there being no meat for the Ethiopian Regiment for two days, consisted of pork bones boiled in water.
7 "It would be easier to educate a boiled cabbage! Prepare to be punished, Your Lordship!"
8 "Better do what he says or he'll have you boiled in oil."
9 The meat is divided evenly and boiled in a stew.
那块肉被均匀切成小块放到炖菜里煮熟。
10 The tips glowed with blue light, and the water around it boiled with energy.
11 Shame boiled my earlobes and there was nowhere to look but at my food.
12 Racial tension finally boiled over in the inner city riots.
种族间的紧张状态最终演化成了市中心贫困区的暴乱。
13 He could make three dishes now — boiled rice, egg rice, and fried eggs.
14 And after that they boiled mush in ‘sweet tree water’ every spring.”
15 No. He explained that the molasses went to a factory where it was boiled down into something called industrial alcohol.
16 The hatred of a thousand angry animal deaths boiled out at him from the bloated spirits of the Masks.
17 The smell was awful, nose-filling, the smell of a dirty toilet and rancid steamed beans and boiled eggs gone bad.
18 On the evening of his very first day, Salva was given a bowl of boiled maize to eat, and another one the next morning.
19 Wouldn’t eat the boiled onion and got sick.
20 He could hear the Sisters singing as they pounded flour or boiled down herbs or sharpened their knives.
1 煮过的
3 喝醉
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5 喝醉的
stone preserve gone sloppy bloated bent hazy potted overshot fou jingled inebriate tiddly cock-eyed tiddley shicker wapsed fuzzled rileyed scraunched swazzled woofled stotious full cut blue shot comfortable wet mixed floating rigid cooked loaded twisted bottled limp jagged ripped preserved greased smashed boozy crashed stoned tipsy malty piped woozy stewed screwed stung cockeyed corked buffy sloshed tanked honkers sozzled walleyed chocker shit-faced swacked flako spiflicated lit to the gills