ˈgrēs ˈgrēz
in the grease如何读
in the grease英英释义
noun
rendered animal fat
oily matter
a thick lubricant
wool as it comes from the sheep retaining the natural oils or fats
verb
transitive verb
to smear or daub with grease
to lubricate with grease
to soil with grease
to hasten the process or progress ofalso: facilitate
noun
rendered animal fat
oily matter
a thick lubricant
wool as it comes from the sheep retaining the natural oils or fats
verb
transitive verb
to smear or daub with grease
to lubricate with grease
to soil with grease
to hasten the process or progress ofalso: facilitate
in the grease词源英文解释
Noun Middle English grese, from Anglo-French gresse, greisse, creisse, from Vulgar Latin *crassia, from Latin crassus fat
The first known use of grease was in the 13th century
in the grease儿童词典英英释义
end1 of 3noun
the part at the boundary of an area
a point that marks the limit of something or the point where something no longer exists the end of the month
no end to her generosity
the last part lengthwise : tip
the stopping of a process or activity
death sense 1, destruction
something left over : remnant
goal sense 2, purpose
a football lineman whose position is at the end of the line
a phase of an undertaking
the sales end of the business
end2 of 3verb
to bring or come to an end : stop
end-3 of 3combining form
within : inside compare exo-
endoskeleton
taking in
endothermic
end1 of 3noun
the part at the boundary of an area
a point that marks the limit of something or the point where something no longer exists the end of the month
no end to her generosity
the last part lengthwise : tip
the stopping of a process or activity
death sense 1, destruction
something left over : remnant
goal sense 2, purpose
a football lineman whose position is at the end of the line
a phase of an undertaking
the sales end of the business
end2 of 3verb
to bring or come to an end : stop
end-3 of 3combining form
within : inside compare exo-
endoskeleton
taking in
endothermic
eventnoun
something usually of importance that happens
a social occasion or activity (as a party)
eventuality
in the event of rain the ceremony will be held indoors
any of the contests in a program of sports
track-and-field events
a possible result in an experiment in probability or statistics
rolling a 7 is an event in the throwing of two dice
eventnoun
something usually of importance that happens
a social occasion or activity (as a party)
eventuality
in the event of rain the ceremony will be held indoors
any of the contests in a program of sports
track-and-field events
a possible result in an experiment in probability or statistics
rolling a 7 is an event in the throwing of two dice
extreme1 of 2adjective
existing to a very great degree extreme poverty
extreme heat
farthest from a center
most advanced or thorough
the extreme political right
relating to a form of a sport that involves an unusually high degree of risk
extreme skiing
extreme2 of 2noun
something situated as far away as possible from another
extremes of heat and cold
the first term or the last term of a mathematical proportion
a very pronounced or excessive degree
an extraordinary measure
going to extremes
extreme1 of 2adjective
existing to a very great degree extreme poverty
extreme heat
farthest from a center
most advanced or thorough
the extreme political right
relating to a form of a sport that involves an unusually high degree of risk
extreme skiing
extreme2 of 2noun
something situated as far away as possible from another
extremes of heat and cold
the first term or the last term of a mathematical proportion
a very pronounced or excessive degree
an extraordinary measure
going to extremes
grease1 of 2noun
melted animal fat
oily matter
a thick lubricant
grease2 of 2verb
to smear with grease
to lubricate with grease
in the grease 例句
1 Grease the pan before you put the cake batter in.
2 make sure you grease the pan before you put the batter in
3 Kathie scooted in first, noticing a faint odor of oil and grease that reminded her of a mechanic.
4 Each piece is a tad sweet and erupts in a mixture of juice and hot grease.