Definition of hibachi in English:

hibachi

nounPlural hibachis ˈhɪbətʃihɪˈbatʃihəˈbäCHē

1A portable cooking apparatus similar to a small barbecue.
Example sentencesExamples
- Place some chocolate fondue into a small hibachi and drizzle with white chocolate.
- Never use a hibachi or barbecue grill inside a home, vehicle, or garage.
- The griddle-tossed meats and vegetables typical of hibachi cooking can all end up tasting pretty much the same.
- One week from now, fans of most NFL teams will have packed up their hibachis and coolers, put away their flags and face paint and started spending more Sunday afternoons working in and around the house.
- Midway between Kunsan and Osan, we tried to stay clean during a mud festival on a beach, where we also cooked snails and colorful clams over a hibachi and ate them for lunch.
Synonyms
grill, rotisserie
1. 1.1 (in Japan) a large earthenware pan or brazier in which charcoal is burnt to provide indoor heating.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I got an armchair and a desk and an electric fire, for the hibachi is cold comfort in the winter.

Origin

Mid 19th century: Japanese hibachi, hi-hachi, from hi 'fire' + hachi 'bowl, pot'.

Rhymes

Karachi, Liberace, starchy, vivace

Definition of hibachi in US English:

hibachi

nounhəˈbäCHē

1A portable cooking apparatus consisting of a small grill over a brazier.
Example sentencesExamples
- Midway between Kunsan and Osan, we tried to stay clean during a mud festival on a beach, where we also cooked snails and colorful clams over a hibachi and ate them for lunch.
- The griddle-tossed meats and vegetables typical of hibachi cooking can all end up tasting pretty much the same.
- One week from now, fans of most NFL teams will have packed up their hibachis and coolers, put away their flags and face paint and started spending more Sunday afternoons working in and around the house.
- Place some chocolate fondue into a small hibachi and drizzle with white chocolate.
- Never use a hibachi or barbecue grill inside a home, vehicle, or garage.
Synonyms
grill, rotisserie
1. 1.1 (in Japan) a large earthenware pan or brazier in which charcoal is burned to provide indoor heating.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I got an armchair and a desk and an electric fire, for the hibachi is cold comfort in the winter.

Origin

Mid 19th century: Japanese hibachi, hi-hachi, from hi ‘fire’ + hachi ‘bowl, pot’.

单词	hibachi
释义	Definition of hibachi in English: hibachi nounPlural hibachis ˈhɪbətʃihɪˈbatʃihəˈbäCHē 1A portable cooking apparatus similar to a small barbecue. Example sentencesExamples Place some chocolate fondue into a small hibachi and drizzle with white chocolate. Never use a hibachi or barbecue grill inside a home, vehicle, or garage. The griddle-tossed meats and vegetables typical of hibachi cooking can all end up tasting pretty much the same. One week from now, fans of most NFL teams will have packed up their hibachis and coolers, put away their flags and face paint and started spending more Sunday afternoons working in and around the house. Midway between Kunsan and Osan, we tried to stay clean during a mud festival on a beach, where we also cooked snails and colorful clams over a hibachi and ate them for lunch. Synonyms grill, rotisserie 1.1 (in Japan) a large earthenware pan or brazier in which charcoal is burnt to provide indoor heating. Example sentencesExamples I got an armchair and a desk and an electric fire, for the hibachi is cold comfort in the winter. Origin Mid 19th century: Japanese hibachi, hi-hachi, from hi 'fire' + hachi 'bowl, pot'. Rhymes Karachi, Liberace, starchy, vivace Definition of hibachi in US English: hibachi nounhəˈbäCHē 1A portable cooking apparatus consisting of a small grill over a brazier. Example sentencesExamples Midway between Kunsan and Osan, we tried to stay clean during a mud festival on a beach, where we also cooked snails and colorful clams over a hibachi and ate them for lunch. The griddle-tossed meats and vegetables typical of hibachi cooking can all end up tasting pretty much the same. One week from now, fans of most NFL teams will have packed up their hibachis and coolers, put away their flags and face paint and started spending more Sunday afternoons working in and around the house. Place some chocolate fondue into a small hibachi and drizzle with white chocolate. Never use a hibachi or barbecue grill inside a home, vehicle, or garage. Synonyms grill, rotisserie 1.1 (in Japan) a large earthenware pan or brazier in which charcoal is burned to provide indoor heating. Example sentencesExamples I got an armchair and a desk and an electric fire, for the hibachi is cold comfort in the winter. Origin Mid 19th century: Japanese hibachi, hi-hachi, from hi ‘fire’ + hachi ‘bowl, pot’.
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