barbeque

A noun referring to a meal or social event where food, especially meat, is cooked outdoors over an open fire or hot coals, or the equipment used for such cooking.

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant un repas ou une réunion sociale où la nourriture, surtout de la viande, est cuite en plein air sur un feu ouvert ou des braises, ou l'équipement utilisé pour cette cuisson.

1. Barbecued meat A2 informal

   Meat that has been cooked on a grill or open fire, often with a seasoned sauce.

   • We had delicious barbecue for dinner last night.
   • He ordered a plate of barbecue with coleslaw.
   • The smell of barbecue filled the backyard.

   🇫🇷Barbecue (viande grillée)

   Synonymes: barbecue

2. Outdoor cooking event A2 informal

   A social gathering where food is cooked over an open fire or grill, often featuring roasted meat.

   • They invited us to a barbecue at their house.
   • The neighborhood barbecue was a huge success.
   • We're planning a barbecue for the Fourth of July.

   🇫🇷Barbecue (repas en plein air)

   Synonymes: cookout

3. Cooking appliance A2 informal

   A metal frame or device used to hold meat for cooking over hot charcoal or gas, typically outdoors.

   • He bought a new barbecue for the patio.
   • Clean the barbecue before using it again.
   • The barbecue is ready for grilling.

   🇫🇷Barbecue (appareil de cuisson)

   Synonymes: grill

4. Cooking method A2 informal

   The act of cooking food outdoors on a grill or over an open fire.

   • We love to barbecue on weekends.
   • She learned how to barbecue chicken perfectly.
   • They barbecued burgers and hot dogs for the party.

   🇫🇷Cuisson au barbecue

   Synonymes: broilinggrillingroasting

• barbeques plural form
• barbeques' possessive plural form
• barbeque's possessive singular form

A verb used to indicate the act of cooking food, especially meat, on a grill or over an open fire, often outdoors.

• 🇫🇷Verbe utilisé pour désigner la cuisson d'aliments, en particulier de la viande, sur un grill ou au feu ouvert, souvent en plein air.

1. Cook on a grill A2 informal

   To cook food, especially meat, on a grill or over an open fire, often outdoors.

   • We plan to barbeque some chicken this weekend.
   • He loves to barbeque steaks for his friends.
   • They barbequed sausages and burgers at the picnic.

   🇫🇷cuire au barbecue

   Synonymes: broilgrillroast

2. Roast on a spit B1 informal

   To cook a whole animal carcass, such as a pig or lamb, over an open fire on a rotating spit.

   • They barbequed a whole pig for the celebration.
   • The chef barbequed the lamb on a spit for hours.
   • At the festival, they barbequed a goat over an open fire.

   🇫🇷Rôtir à la broche

   Synonymes: barbecueroastrotisserie

• barbequed past participle
• barbequed past simple
• barbequing present participle
• barbeques third person singular