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adj. Roasted (food)

v. (Use fire) to bake (baked, broiling, etc.) (past tense and past participle of broil); to get involved in a quarrel; to cause confusion; to be broiled (or broiled)

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broiled; broiled; grilled; BBQ

Collins Advanced Learner's Dictionary

1. VERB verb roast; bake; broil When you broil food, you cook it using very strong heat directly above or below it . Grammar information: V n

Grammar information: V-ed

Register tag: AM I'll broil the lobster.

I'll broil this Just grill the lobster.

...broiled chicken.

roasted chicken

in BRIT, use British English grill English-English interpretation network interpretation

Adjective

1. cooked by radiant heat (as over a grill)

synonym： grilled

Bilingual example sentence etymological derivation

1. They Broiled turkey over a charcoal flame. They broiled turkey over a charcoal flame.

From "Concise English-Chinese Dictionary"

2. The desert sun broiled the travelers in the caravan.

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3. They broiled a turkey over charcoal.

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4. The fish broiled for ten minutes.

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5. I ordered the broiled chicken. This is fried chicken. I ordered the broiled chicken. This is fried chicken.