单词 | fried |
释义 | fried (once / 999 pages) adj Things that are fried are cooked in very hot fat or oil. You can order fried rice at a Chinese restaurant, or fried clams at your favorite seafood place. Some foods are lightly stir fried, while others are submerged in boiling oil and deep fried. At a state fair, there are offerings including fried dough and fried chicken, and it's even possible to eat fried candy bars or fried ice cream. Colloquially, someone who's exhausted might say, "I'm totally fried." Fried comes from the verb fry, which has the Latin root frigere, both "to fry" and "to roast." WORD FAMILYfried: frieder, friedly+/friable: friability/frier: friers/fries: frieses, friess/fry: friable, fried, frier, fries, fryer, frying/fryer: fryers/frying: fryings USAGE EXAMPLESOur new friend invited us to share a lunch buffet of fried chicken, potato salad and sweets. Washington Post(Dec 29, 2016) She recalls visiting one avant garde gallery to discuss her work and as she left, the owner, Rose Fried, called her back. The Guardian(Dec 31, 2016) We also get the chili chicken, sautéed green vegetables and fried rice. New York Times(Dec 31, 2016) adj cooked by frying in fat Syn deep-fried cooked having been prepared for eating by the application of heat |
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