英:[ˈɡrɪlɪŋ]
美:[ ˈɡrɪlɪŋ]
英:[ˈɡrɪlɪŋ]
美:[ ˈɡrɪlɪŋ]
v.
烧烤( grill的现在分词 )
拷问,盘问
n.
盘问,责问,审问(的一段时间)
复数:grillings
verb
transitive verb
to broil on a grillalso: to fry or toast on a griddle
to torment as if by broiling
to question intensely
the police grilled the suspect
noun
a cooking utensil of parallel bars on which food is exposed to heat (as from charcoal or electricity)
food that is broiled usually on a grill compare mixed grill
a usually informal restaurant or dining room
radiator grille水箱,水箱饰罩
Noun French gril, from Old French greil, from Latin craticulum — more at griddle
The first known use of grill was in 1668
grimadjective
cruel sense 2, fierce
stern in action or appearance
dismal sense 1
grim news
depressed
frightful sense 1
a grim tale
unflinching, unyielding
grim determination
grimadjective
cruel sense 2, fierce
stern in action or appearance
dismal sense 1
grim news
depressed
frightful sense 1
a grim tale
unflinching, unyielding
grim determination
grimenoun
dirt rubbed into or covering a surfacealso: accumulated dirtiness and disorder
grimacenoun
facial expression usually of disgust, disapproval, or pain
grimacenoun
facial expression usually of disgust, disapproval, or pain
grimadjective
cruel sense 2, fierce
stern in action or appearance
dismal sense 1
grim news
depressed
frightful sense 1
a grim tale
unflinching, unyielding
grim determination
grill1 of 2verb
to broil on a grill
to torment as if by broiling
to question with repeated questions
grill2 of 2noun
a grate on which food is broiled
broiled food
a restaurant that serves broiled foods
grill1 of 2verb
to broil on a grill
to torment as if by broiling
to question with repeated questions
grill2 of 2noun
a grate on which food is broiled
broiled food
a restaurant that serves broiled foods
1 Dear Heloise: Now that summer is here and a lot of folks are grilling outside, maybe it's time to remind them of some basic "never" rules:
2 “Plus, we’ll have leftovers,” he said last weekend as he finished grilling hamburgers for our dinner.
3 During this grilling Mr. Cooper retained an air of boyish affability: quick with a fraternal backslap, grinning broadly.
4 The cross-table grilling is difficult for a lot of people, not just teenagers.
5 The smells were the same: The smoke of grilling burgers mingled with the smoke from tobacco and other cigarettes to thicken the balmy air.
6 It can sit in the rain, it can be used for forever and it's even okay for smoking and doing off-the-heat grilling for longer times.
7 Shoppers who turned up at the state food stores, for example, could expect a thorough grilling before they were waved through — or not.
8 He was grilling slices of bacon over the fire, and standing beside him was Brother Luke holding a large loaf from which he was cutting huge slices of bread.
9 For indoor grilling, heat grill pan until hot and smoking.
10 Last, but definitely not least, this is a classic combination for the summer grilling season.
11 Prime marinates the chicken in allspice and habanero before smoking the wings over pimento wood and grilling them to order.
12 So rules begin as soon as you start grilling a big piece of meat, because you have to share it, you have to wait.
13 But it’s the sensible variants of grilling mainstays that make this book so appealing.
14 Reverse-searing is as close to foolproof as grilling a steak gets.
15 Jimmy Fallon knows this, and has made a game of it on the Tonight Show, swapping phones with his guests and grilling them on the more curious photos on their phone.
16 If, like me, you’ve been grilling salmon fillets all summer long and are ready to shake things up taste-wise, these fresh salmon burgers are calling your name.
17 I love the playfulness of Nick's performance grilling David about his casket budget.
18 What should you always be aware of or try to shy away from when grilling?
19 Just because it’s winter, doesn’t mean you can’t do some quality grilling.
20 With Congress grilling bank CEOs Wednesday, it's a timely question.
随着国会周三询问CEO们,这是一个及时的问题。
1 审问
2 批评
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