英语词汇“to cook out”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1. transitive. To remove (something) by cooking or heating; also figurative.

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1843 Farmer's Monthly Visitor 31 July 102/1 The butter.., the flavor of which is so bad as to render it entirely unfit for the table, is purchased by bakers, who manage to cook out the bad qualities.

1882 Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 23 May 1581/1 The process of purifying the wood, consisting in cooking out the resinous matters..by steam.

1990 Countryside Winter 52/2 Donnell uses the cold method of soap making. She brings all the ingredients to a temperature warm enough to pasteurize the milk and to kill any possible bacteria, but cool enough to avoid cooking out the glycerin.

2003 Independent 27 Jan. i. 3/3 ‘That [worm] can really cook out the damage!’ wrote Matt, a systems administrator, on the programmers' site Slashdot.

2. intransitive. To prepare a meal by cooking food outdoors, typically on a barbecue or over a campfire. Cf. cookout n.Earliest as the gerund or verbal noun.

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1921 E. Ferber Girls in Woman's Home Compan. Sept. 81/2 Lottie was expert at what she called ‘cooking out’. She could build a three-section fire with incredibly little fuel and only one match.

1946 S. Plath Let. 8 July (2017) I. 57 Our unit cooked out on the beach... The other half had breakfast in the hall.

2011 Frederick (Maryland) News-Post 29 Jan. d5/2 For those who love to cook out, having an outdoor kitchen may be ideal.

单词	to cook out
释义	> as lemmas to cook out to cook out 1. transitive. To remove (something) by cooking or heating; also figurative. ΚΠ 1843 Farmer's Monthly Visitor 31 July 102/1 The butter.., the flavor of which is so bad as to render it entirely unfit for the table, is purchased by bakers, who manage to cook out the bad qualities. 1882 Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 23 May 1581/1 The process of purifying the wood, consisting in cooking out the resinous matters..by steam. 1990 Countryside Winter 52/2 Donnell uses the cold method of soap making. She brings all the ingredients to a temperature warm enough to pasteurize the milk and to kill any possible bacteria, but cool enough to avoid cooking out the glycerin. 2003 Independent 27 Jan. i. 3/3 ‘That [worm] can really cook out the damage!’ wrote Matt, a systems administrator, on the programmers' site Slashdot. 2. intransitive. To prepare a meal by cooking food outdoors, typically on a barbecue or over a campfire. Cf. cookout n.Earliest as the gerund or verbal noun. ΚΠ 1921 E. Ferber Girls in Woman's Home Compan. Sept. 81/2 Lottie was expert at what she called ‘cooking out’. She could build a three-section fire with incredibly little fuel and only one match. 1946 S. Plath Let. 8 July (2017) I. 57 Our unit cooked out on the beach... The other half had breakfast in the hall. 2011 Frederick (Maryland) News-Post 29 Jan. d5/2 For those who love to cook out, having an outdoor kitchen may be ideal. extracted from cookv.¹ < as lemmas
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