Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Grill"s

A: It could mean to cook something using a grill (verb) or a cooker itself (noun, search for photo)

On the internet, some people also say grill to denote a "hot girl", people rarely say this, makes you sound like an idiot in my opinion (I'm assuming this is why you're asking?)

A: grilling = asking someone many intense questions for a long time
over = about, in regards to

The Senate wants to ask Barr many tough questions about the Mueller report.

A: Up in my grill normally means someone is up in your face.

A: "grill" is a misspelling of girl on purpose. when he found out she was a girl, he started messaging her angrily in all caps (as a joke) throughout the rest of the game to get her attention. I'm guessing that's what it means.

A: Grill is a slang term for your teeth. In this case, it would mean not just your teeth but your face, like octobot said.

A: You're so kind! thanks much!

A: I can grill the meat. Let me grill the meat. There aren’t any expressions that I know of. You just use it as a regular verb

A: Tonight I will grill my food

A: Let's put some steaks on the grill.
He left the tortillas on the grill too long.
The police officer is gonna grill him with questions.

A: grilling cooks something relatively fast, for smaller pieces of food. Roasting is a slower cooking process, and usually a large piece of food, or an entire animal.

"My mom loves roasting chicken during the winter. She slow-cooks it on a rotisserie for several hours, making the meat really tender and juicy."

"For these burgers, you should grill them for only about 90 seconds before flipping them over, cooking for another 90 seconds. Then they're done!"

A: I will grill you a sausage. Roast the chicken for about 30 minutes. Grill - grill Roast - using oil or in oven

A: Barbecue is usually a get together with many people, and using a sauce called barbecue sauce, grill is the platform which you have the barbecue on

A: British "grill" is the same as American "broil", and usually involves cooking food with direct heat from above.

British "barbecue" is the same as American "grill", which usually means cooking over hot charcoal.

A: Grilling is when the food is cooked above the heat source, and broiling is when the food is cooked under the heat source.

A: Please don't light the grill when it's windy, it's a fire hazard

A: @Olya_Morozova
Here in Texas, if I cook meat directly on the metal grating above the fire, that is called "grilled". If I slow cook it with a sauce (maybe even wrapped in aluminum foil), that is BBQ.

Мне нравится оба метода!

A: I like to eat grilled meat rather than boiled meat.

A: 扇風機の中にとかカバー？

扇風機の中: blades
扇風機のカバー: grills

The fan's grills/blades are slightly lopsided.

A: it is in English

A: Grill.

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: I was impressed that there were many free grills at a park in the US.

A: the first and third are OK. the second means you will grill it on only one side, but you can choose which one you want

A: i think we just call it a grill.