broil

• 一种烹饪方法，通过辐射热直接加热食物，例如在火上或烤架下烤制。

A method of cooking food by exposing it directly to radiant heat, such as over a fire or under a grill.

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1. B1formalamericanculinary

   A cooking method that uses direct, intense radiant heat from above or below, such as under a grill or over a fire.

   炙烤

   • The chef used the broil setting to brown the top of the casserole.
   • For a perfect steak, a quick broil can create a delicious crust.
   • The recipe recommends a final broil to melt the cheese.

   同义词barbecuegrilling

• 指用直接辐射热（如烤箱上火、烤架或明火）来烹饪食物。也指使某人或某物变得极热或灼热。

A verb used to indicate the act of cooking food by direct exposure to radiant heat, typically in an oven or over a fire.

1. Cook under a broilerB1formalamericanculinary

   To cook food by exposing it to direct, intense heat from above, typically in an oven.

   上火烤

   • She broiled the chicken until the skin was crispy.
   • The recipe says to broil the fish for five minutes on each side.
   • He broiled the steak to perfection.

   同义词grill

2. Heat by a natural forceB2formal

   To be exposed to intense heat from a natural source, such as the sun.

   暴晒

   • The desert sun broiled the sand until it was too hot to touch.
   • The pavement broiled under the midday heat.
   • The crops broiled in the relentless summer sun.

   同义词bakeroastswelter

3. Be very hotB1informal

   To feel extremely hot, especially due to hot weather or direct exposure to the sun.

   热得难受

   • We were broiling in the sun at the beach.
   • The city was broiling during the heatwave.
   • I'm broiling in this stuffy room without air conditioning.

   同义词bakefryroastscorchsizzleswelter

   反义词freezeshiver