fried

• 指用热油或油脂烹制的食物，通常使表面变得金黄酥脆。

Describes food that has been cooked in hot oil or fat.

1. Cooked in hot oil or fatA1formalculinary

   Prepared by cooking in hot oil or fat, typically until crisp and golden.

   炸的

   • She ordered a plate of fried chicken for dinner.
   • The fried potatoes were crispy and delicious.
   • He prefers fried fish over grilled fish.

   同义词deep-fried

• 动词，指在热油或脂肪中烹制食物。也指用少量油在锅中翻炒或煎制食物。

A verb used to indicate the act of cooking food in hot oil or fat.

1. Cook in hot oilA1formalculinary

   To cook food in hot oil or fat, typically in a pan.

   油炸

   • She fried the chicken until it was golden brown.
   • I like to fry onions with garlic for flavor.
   • He fried the eggs in butter for breakfast.

   同义词deep-frypan-fry

2. Be extremely hotB1informal

   To be exposed to intense heat, often causing discomfort or damage.

   热得要命

   • We were frying in the sun at the beach.
   • The pavement was so hot it could fry an egg.
   • The electronics fried when the power surged.

   同义词bakebroilburnroastscorchswelter

   反义词freezeshiver

3. Execute by electrocutionC1informalamerican

   To be executed by electric chair (slang).

   电椅处决

   • The convicted murderer was sentenced to fry in the electric chair.
   • In the old days, criminals would fry for their crimes.
   • The prisoner feared he would fry for his actions.

   同义词burnelectrocuteexecutezap