spatchcock

• 指沿脊背剖开、压平后烧烤的鸡或野禽，通常现宰现烤。

A noun referring to the flesh of a chicken or game bird that has been split down the back and grilled, typically prepared immediately after being killed.

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1. Prepared poultryC1formalculinary

   A chicken or game bird that has been split down the back, flattened, and grilled, often cooked soon after being killed.

   去背压平的禽肉

   • The chef prepared a delicious spatchcock for the barbecue.
   • Spatchcock is popular for its even cooking and crispy skin.
   • They served spatchcock with a lemon and herb marinade.

• 动词，指将禽类沿脊背剖开并压平以便均匀烹烤；也指用强行或笨拙的方式把某物塞入或插入。

A verb meaning to prepare poultry by splitting it open and flattening it for even cooking, or to insert something in a forced or awkward manner.

1. Prepare poultry for cookingC1formalculinary

   To split a bird (such as a chicken or game bird) open along the backbone and flatten it for quicker, more even cooking.

   将禽类摊平

   • The chef spatchcocked the chicken to ensure it cooked evenly.
   • You can spatchcock a turkey to reduce roasting time.
   • She learned how to spatchcock a game bird from her grandmother.

   同义词butterflyflattensplit

2. Insert or interpolateC2formalbritish

   To insert or add words, phrases, or passages into a text or speech, often in a forced or awkward manner.

   插入或插入

   • The editor spatchcocked several new paragraphs into the original article.
   • He spatchcocked a joke into his serious speech, which confused the audience.
   • The writer spatchcocked quotes from various sources into the narrative.

   同义词addfoistinsertinsinuateinterjectinterpolateinterposeintroduceslip inwork in