boiling
英['bɔɪlɪŋ]
美['bɔɪlɪŋ]
Noun:
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the application of heat to change something from a liquid to a gas
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cooking in a liquid that has been brought to a boil
Adverb:
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extremely;
"boiling mad"
- 1. Water can be purified by boiling for five minutes.
- 水煮沸5分钟便可得到净化。
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- 2. A pan of potatoes was boiling away merrily on the gas stove.
- 一锅土豆在煤气炉上欢快地煮着。
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- 3. For him, the place is fairly boiling with humanity.
- 对他来说，这个地方充满了人情味。
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- 4. The ground had opened to disgorge a boiling stream of molten lava.
- 大地开裂，汩汩冒出炽热的熔岩。
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- 5. Pour a kettle of boiling water over the onions.
- 在洋葱上倒一壶开水。
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用作形容词 (adj.)
- Warm the pot by pouring in a little boiling water, and then empty it out.
向茶壶内倒进一点滚开的水把茶壶烫热，然后把水倒掉。
- What is the boiling point of water?
水的沸点是多少?
- It's a boiling day, isn't it?
天气真热，是吗?
- We felt sluggish on such a boiling hot day and could only slop around.
在如此酷热的天气下，我们动也不想动，只能懒洋洋地走。
- Boiling with anger, Mary started to leave.
玛丽怒气冲冲，迈步就走。
- When the group in the meeting hall was boiling with rage, the same secretary appeared.
正当会议厅中人群极其愤怒时，那位秘书出现了。
- Why has Clay always a low boiling point?
为什么克莱老是这么容易发脾气?
