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(bɑːʳbɪkjuː)

Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense barbecues, present participle barbecuing, past tense, past participle barbecuedregional note: in AM, also use barbeque, Bar-B-Q

1. countable noun

A barbecue is a piece of equipment which you use for cooking on in the open air.

2. countable noun

If someone has a barbecue, they cook food on a barbecue in the open air.

3. verb

If you barbecue food, especially meat, you cook it on a barbecue.

Tuna can be grilled, fried or barbecued. [be VERB-ed]

Here's a way of barbecuing corn-on-the-cob that I learned in the States. [VERB noun]

...barbecued chicken. [VERB-ed]

[Also VERB]

Synonyms: chargrill, broil [US], cook outdoors, charbroil [US] More Synonyms of barbecue

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barbecue in British English

(ˈbɑːbɪˌkjuː)

noun

a meal cooked out of doors over an open fire

an outdoor party or picnic at which barbecued food is served

a grill or fireplace used in barbecuing

the food so cooked

verbWord forms: -cues, -cuing or -cued (transitive)

to cook (meat, fish, etc) on a grill, usually over charcoal and often with a highly seasoned sauce

to cook (meat, fish, etc) in a highly seasoned sauce

Word origin

C17: from American Spanish barbacoa, probably from Taino: frame made of sticks

barbecue in American English

(ˈbɑrbəˌkju)

noun

1. Obsolete

a raised framework for smoking, drying, or broiling meat

a hog, steer, etc. broiled or roasted whole over an open fire, sometimes in an open pit

any meat broiled over an open fire

any meat prepared and broiled with a barbecue sauce

4. US

a party or picnic at which such meat is served

a restaurant that specializes in barbecuing

an outdoor structure for cooking or, esp., roasting over an open fire

a portable outdoor grill

verb transitiveWord forms: ˈbarbeˌcued or ˈbarbeˌcuing

to prepare (meat) outdoors by roasting on a spit or broiling on a grill, usually over a charcoal fire

to broil or cook (meat) with a highly seasoned sauce (barbecue sauce) containing vinegar, tomatoes, spices, etc.

adjective

of or for a barbecue

10.

prepared by barbecuing

barbecue ribs

Word origin

AmSp barbacoa < Taino, lit., framework of sticks

barbecue in Hospitality

(bɑrbɪkyu)

Word forms: (present) barbecues, (past) barbecued, (perfect) barbecued, (progressive) barbecuing

verb

(Hospitality (hotel): Food and drink, cooking)

If you barbecue food, especially meat, you cook it on a grill, usually over charcoal and with a highlyflavored sauce.

Tuna can be grilled, fried or barbecued.

After we cover the burgers in sauce, we barbecue them on a hot grill for ten minutes.

When barbecuing meat on a grill, make sure you cook it until it is not pink.

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Wait until the first dry, sunny Saturday and deliver and set up in time for the barbecue.As Neil broke the surface of the lagoon and swam towards the beach the two women were waiting for him beside the barbecue.Once they got to the barbecue, however, Rachel lost her protection.There Brandon grabbed an armload of chopped firewood from his never-ending stack and threw several branches into the barbecue grill.

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British English: barbecue /ˈbɑːbɪˌkjuː/ NOUN

A barbecue is a grill used to cook food outdoors.

American English: outdoor grill
Arabic: مِشْوَاةٌ لِلَحْمِ في الهَوَاءِ الطَّلْق
Brazilian Portuguese: churrasco
Chinese: 烧烤
Croatian: roštilj
Czech: gril venkovní
Danish: barbecue
Dutch: barbecue
European Spanish: barbacoa
Finnish: grilli- tai puutarhakutsut
French: barbecue
German: Grill
Greek: μπάρμπεκιου
Italian: griglia
Japanese: バーベキュー
Korean: 바비큐
Norwegian: grill
Polish: grill
European Portuguese: churrasco
Romanian: grătar
Russian: барбекю
Latin American Spanish: barbacoa
Swedish: grill
Thai: บาร์บีคิว
Turkish: barbekü
Ukrainian: барбекю
Vietnamese: bếp nướng ngoài trời

British English: barbecue VERB

If you barbecue food, especially meat, you cook it on a barbecue.

Tuna can be grilled, fried, or barbecued.

American English: barbecue
Brazilian Portuguese: fazer churrasco
Chinese: > 用烤架烤户外使用的
European Spanish: asar a la brasa
French: cuire au barbecue
German: grillen
Italian: cuocere al barbecue
Japanese: バーベキューをする
Korean: 바비큐 하다
European Portuguese: fazer churrasco
Latin American Spanish: asar a la brasa

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Chinese translation of 'barbecue'

barbecue

(ˈbɑːbɪkjuː)

n (c)

(= cooking device) 烤肉架 (kǎoròu jià) (个(個), gè)
(= meal, party) 烧(燒)烤聚会(會) (shāokǎo jùhuì) (次, cì)

vt

烧(燒)烤 (shāokǎo)

1 (noun) in the sense of brazier

Definition

a grill on which food is cooked over hot charcoal, usually out of doors

The heat of the barbecue travelled to where he was sitting.

Synonyms

brazier

rotisserie

2 (noun) in the sense of meal cooked outdoors

Definition

a party or picnic at which barbecued food is served

On these fine evenings we usually have a barbecue.

Synonyms

meal cooked outdoors

barbie (informal)

BBQ

(verb) in the sense of chargrill

Definition

to cook on a grill, usually over charcoal

Tuna can be grilled, fried or barbecued.

Synonyms

chargrill

broil (US)

cook outdoors

charbroil (US)

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单词	barbecue
释义	Trends of barbecue View usage for: barbecue (bɑːʳbɪkjuː) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense barbecues, present participle barbecuing, past tense, past participle barbecuedregional note: in AM, also use barbeque, Bar-B-Q 1. countable noun A barbecue is a piece of equipment which you use for cooking on in the open air. 2. countable noun If someone has a barbecue, they cook food on a barbecue in the open air. 3. verb If you barbecue food, especially meat, you cook it on a barbecue. Tuna can be grilled, fried or barbecued. [be VERB-ed] Here's a way of barbecuing corn-on-the-cob that I learned in the States. [VERB noun] ...barbecued chicken. [VERB-ed] [Also VERB] Synonyms: chargrill, broil [US], cook outdoors, charbroil [US] More Synonyms of barbecue More Synonyms of barbecue barbecue in British English (ˈbɑːbɪˌkjuː) noun 1. a meal cooked out of doors over an open fire 2. an outdoor party or picnic at which barbecued food is served 3. a grill or fireplace used in barbecuing 4. the food so cooked verbWord forms: -cues, -cuing or -cued (transitive) 5. to cook (meat, fish, etc) on a grill, usually over charcoal and often with a highly seasoned sauce 6. to cook (meat, fish, etc) in a highly seasoned sauce Word origin C17: from American Spanish barbacoa, probably from Taino: frame made of sticks barbecue in American English (ˈbɑrbəˌkju) noun 1. Obsolete a raised framework for smoking, drying, or broiling meat 2. a hog, steer, etc. broiled or roasted whole over an open fire, sometimes in an open pit 3. a. any meat broiled over an open fire b. any meat prepared and broiled with a barbecue sauce 4. US a party or picnic at which such meat is served 5. a restaurant that specializes in barbecuing 6. a. an outdoor structure for cooking or, esp., roasting over an open fire b. a portable outdoor grill verb transitiveWord forms: ˈbarbeˌcued or ˈbarbeˌcuing 7. to prepare (meat) outdoors by roasting on a spit or broiling on a grill, usually over a charcoal fire 8. to broil or cook (meat) with a highly seasoned sauce (barbecue sauce) containing vinegar, tomatoes, spices, etc. adjective 9. of or for a barbecue 10. prepared by barbecuing barbecue ribs Word origin AmSp barbacoa < Taino, lit., framework of sticks barbecue in Hospitality (bɑrbɪkyu) Word forms: (present) barbecues, (past) barbecued, (perfect) barbecued, (progressive) barbecuing verb (Hospitality (hotel): Food and drink, cooking) If you barbecue food, especially meat, you cook it on a grill, usually over charcoal and with a highlyflavored sauce. Tuna can be grilled, fried or barbecued. After we cover the burgers in sauce, we barbecue them on a hot grill for ten minutes. When barbecuing meat on a grill, make sure you cook it until it is not pink. Image of barbecue © tezzstock, shutterstock Examples of 'barbecue' in a sentence barbecue Wait until the first dry, sunny Saturday and deliver and set up in time for the barbecue. Anita Anderson SOMEBODY (2002) As Neil broke the surface of the lagoon and swam towards the beach the two women were waiting for him beside the barbecue. Ballard, J. G. RUSHING TO PARADISE (2002) Once they got to the barbecue, however, Rachel lost her protection. Clive Barker GALILEE (2002) There Brandon grabbed an armload of chopped firewood from his never-ending stack and threw several branches into the barbecue grill. J.A. Jance KISS OF THE BEES (2002) Word lists with barbecue sauce In other languages barbecue British English: barbecue /ˈbɑːbɪˌkjuː/ NOUN A barbecue is a grill used to cook food outdoors. American English: outdoor grill Arabic: مِشْوَاةٌ لِلَحْمِ في الهَوَاءِ الطَّلْق Brazilian Portuguese: churrasco Chinese: 烧烤 Croatian: roštilj Czech: gril venkovní Danish: barbecue Dutch: barbecue European Spanish: barbacoa Finnish: grilli- tai puutarhakutsut French: barbecue German: Grill Greek: μπάρμπεκιου Italian: griglia Japanese: バーベキュー Korean: 바비큐 Norwegian: grill Polish: grill European Portuguese: churrasco Romanian: grătar Russian: барбекю Latin American Spanish: barbacoa Swedish: grill Thai: บาร์บีคิว Turkish: barbekü Ukrainian: барбекю Vietnamese: bếp nướng ngoài trời British English: barbecue VERB If you barbecue food, especially meat, you cook it on a barbecue. Tuna can be grilled, fried, or barbecued. American English: barbecue Brazilian Portuguese: fazer churrasco Chinese: > 用烤架烤户外使用的 European Spanish: asar a la brasa French: cuire au barbecue German: grillen Italian: cuocere al barbecue Japanese: バーベキューをする Korean: 바비큐 하다 European Portuguese: fazer churrasco Latin American Spanish: asar a la brasa All related terms of 'barbecue' barbecue pit a trench in which wood or charcoal is burned for barbecuing barbecue set a set of tools used for barbecuing barbecue grill a grill used in barbecuing barbecue sauce a highly seasoned sauce used in barbecuing beach barbecue a barbecue on a beach barbecue stopper a controversial current-affairs issue Chinese translation of 'barbecue' barbecue (ˈbɑːbɪkjuː) n (c) (= cooking device) 烤肉架 (kǎoròu jià) (个(個), gè) (= meal, party) 烧(燒)烤聚会(會) (shāokǎo jùhuì) (次, cì) vt 烧(燒)烤 (shāokǎo) 1 (noun) in the sense of brazier Definition a grill on which food is cooked over hot charcoal, usually out of doors The heat of the barbecue travelled to where he was sitting. Synonyms brazier rotisserie 2 (noun) in the sense of meal cooked outdoors Definition a party or picnic at which barbecued food is served On these fine evenings we usually have a barbecue. Synonyms meal cooked outdoors barbie (informal) BBQ (verb) in the sense of chargrill Definition to cook on a grill, usually over charcoal Tuna can be grilled, fried or barbecued. Synonyms chargrill broil (US) cook outdoors charbroil (US) Synonyms of 'barbecue' barbecue Explore 'barbecue' in the dictionary
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