Grill
01
烤架, 烧烤架
a flat metal structure used for cooking food over an open fire
例子
The barbecue grill needed cleaning after the cookout.
烧烤烤架在野餐后需要清洁。
02
烧烤店, 烤架
a restuarant equipped with an open flame or heated coils, where chefs prepare a variety of dishes by grilling meats, vegetables, and other ingredients
例子
Families gathered at the grill, eagerly awaiting their orders as the sizzling sounds filled the air.
家人们聚集在烧烤架旁，急切地等待着他们的订单，而咝咝的声音充满了空气。
03
烤架, 牙饰烤架
jewelry worn over the teeth, often made of gold or encrusted with diamonds
Slang例子
That rapper 's grill is worth thousands.
那位说唱歌手的牙饰价值数千。
to grill
01
烤
to cook food directly over or under high heat, typically on a metal tray
Transitive: to grill food
例子
She enjoys grilling vegetables on the barbecue during summer.
她喜欢在夏天用烧烤架烤蔬菜。
02
盘问, 严加质问
to ask a lot of challenging and persistent questions to get information or clarification
Transitive: to grill sb | to grill sb about sth | to grill sb on sth
例子
The detective grilled the suspect for hours to uncover any inconsistencies in their alibi.
侦探盘问了嫌疑人几个小时，以发现他们不在场证明中的任何不一致之处。
03
(New York) to stare at someone angrily or intensely, often as a form of confrontation
Slang例子
Do n't grill me; I did n't break the vase!
