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boil boil ★★★☆☆/bɔ͟ɪl/1[V-ERG	及物/不及物动词]（使）达到沸点；（使）沸腾；（使）烧开 When a hot liquid boils or when you boil it, bubbles appear in it and it starts to change into steam or vapour.   [V]  [V n]  [V-ing]I stood in the kitchen, waiting for the water to boil...我站在厨房，等着水烧开。Boil the water in the saucepan and add the sage...把平底锅里的水烧开，然后加入鼠尾草。...a saucepan of boiling water.一锅沸水2[V-ERG	及物/不及物动词]使（水壶或锅里的水）烧开 When you boil a kettle or pan, or put it on to boil, you heat the water inside it until it boils.   [V n]  [V]He had nothing to do but boil the kettle and make the tea...他除了烧水沏茶以外无事可做。Marianne put the kettle on to boil.玛丽安娜放上水壶烧开水。3[VERB	动词]（水壶或平底锅里的水）烧开，沸腾 When a kettle or pan is boiling, the water inside it has reached boiling point.   [V]  [only cont]Is the kettle boiling?壶里的水开了吗？4[V-ERG	及物/不及物动词]用开水煮；在开水中煮 When you boil food, or when it boils, it is cooked in boiling water. →see usage note at:cook  [V n]  [V]  [V-ed]Boil the chick peas, add garlic and lemon juice...把鹰嘴豆放在开水中煮，并加入大蒜和柠檬汁。I'd peel potatoes and put them on to boil.我要削掉土豆皮然后把它们煮熟。...boiled eggs and toast.熟鸡蛋和吐司5[VERB	动词]愤怒；怒火中烧 If you are boiling with anger, you are very angry.   [V with n]  [usu cont]I used to be all sweetness and light on the outside, but inside I would be boiling with rage.我过去常常是外表看上去轻松愉快，而内心却怒火中烧。6[N-COUNT	可数名词]疖子；疔 A boil is a red, painful swelling on your skin, which contains a thick yellow liquid called pus. 7See also:boiling；  8[PHRASE	短语](使)沸腾；（使）达到沸点 When you bring a liquid to the boil, you heat it until it boils. When it comes to the boil, it begins to boil.   [V inflects]Put water, butter and lard into a saucepan and bring slowly to the boil.把水、黄油和猪油倒入平底锅，然后慢火煮沸。9 to make someone's blood boil→see: blood； 相关词组：boil away boil down boil down to boil over boil up  boil1 verbboil2 nounboilboil1 /bɔɪl/ ●●● S3 verb  Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1[intransitive, transitive] when a liquid boils, or when you boil it, it becomes hot enough to turn into gasboil at The solution boiled at 57.4°C. Put the spaghetti into plenty of boiling salted water. We were advised to boil the water before drinking it.2[intransitive, transitive] to cook something in boiling water:  a boiled egg Boil the rice for 15 minutes. She fried the chicken and put the vegetables on to boil.► see thesaurus at cook3[intransitive, transitive] if something containing liquid boils, the liquid inside it is boiling:  The kettle’s boiling – shall I turn it off? The saucepan boiled dry on the stove.4[transitive] to wash something, using boiling water:  I always boil the cotton sheets.5[intransitive] if you are boiling with anger, you are extremely angryboil with Lewis was boiling with rage and misery. →boiling point(2), → make somebody’s blood boilat blood1(4)GRAMMARBoil belongs to a group of verbs where the same noun can be the subject of the verb or its object.• You can say: · I’m boiling the potatoes. In this sentence, ‘the potatoes’ is the object of boil.• You can also say: · The potatoes are boiling. In this sentence, ‘the potatoes’ is the subject of boil.Grammar guide ‒ VERBSboil away phrasal verb if a liquid boils away, it disappears because it has been heated too much:  The soup’s almost boiled away.boil down phrasal verb1boil down to something informal if a long statement, argument etc boils down to a single statement, that statement is the main point or cause:  It boils down to a question of priorities.2boil something ↔ down to make a list or piece of writing shorter by not including anything that is not necessary:  You can boil this down so that there are just two main categories.3if a food or liquid boils down, or if you boil it down, it becomes less after it is cooked:  Spinach tends to boil down a lot.boil something ↔ down glue made from boiling down old sheepskinsboil over phrasal verb1if a liquid boils over when it is heated, it rises and flows over the side of the container:  The milk was boiling over on the stove behind her.2if a situation or an emotion boils over, the people involved stop being calm:  All the bitterness of the last two years seemed to boil over.boil over into Anger eventually boils over into words that are later regretted.boil up phrasal verb1if a situation or emotion boils up, bad feelings grow until they reach a dangerous level:  She could sense that trouble was boiling up at work. He could feel the anger boiling up inside him.2 boil something ↔ up to heat food or a liquid until it begins to boil:  Boil the fruit up with sugar.boil1 verbboil2 nounboilboil2 noun  Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases Word family 1the boil British English, a boil American English the act or state of boiling:  Add the seasoning and bring the sauce to the boil. She waited for the water to come to the boil (=begin to boil).2[countable] a painful infected swelling under someone’s skin:  The boy’s body is covered in boils.3go off the boil British English to become less good at something that you are usually very good at:  He’s gone off the boil after a tournament win in Dubai.

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PHRASAL VERBS                    ˌboil ˈdown | ˌboil sth↔ˈdown                              to be reduced or to reduce sth by boiling              （使）煮浓，熬浓                                                  ˌboil sth ˈdown (to sth)                              to make sth, especially information, shorter by leaving out the parts that are not important              概括；归纳；压缩                                            ◆            The original speech I had written got boiled down to about ten minutes.            我写的演讲原稿被压缩到了大约十分钟。                                      ˌboil ˈdown to sth                  (            not used in the progressive tenses              不用于进行时            )                                (of a situation, problem, etc.            局势、问题等            )                                to have sth as a main or basic part              归结为；基本问题是                                            ◆            In the end,              what it all boils down tois money, or the lack of it.                        问题的症结是钱，或者说是缺钱。                                      ˌboil ˈover                  1                      (of liquid            液体            )                                to boil and flow over the side of a pan, etc.              煮溢；潽出                                                2                      (              informal)                        to become very angry              怒火中烧；大怒                                                3                      (of a situation, an emotion, etc.            局势、情绪等            )                                to change into sth more dangerous or violent              恶化；爆发                                            SYN                                                            explode                                                                          ◆            Racial tension finally boiled over in the inner city riots.            种族间的紧张状态最终演化成了内城区的暴乱。                                      ˌboil ˈup                              if a situation or an emotion              boils up,it becomes dangerous, worrying, etc.              （局势、情绪等）进入危急关头，令人担忧                                            ◆            I could feel anger boiling up inside me.            我感到怒火中烧。                                      ˌboil sth↔ˈup                              to heat a liquid or some food until it              boils              把（液体或食物）烧开                                                                noun                    1              [singular        ]                    a period of boiling; the point at which liquid boils          沸腾；沸点                            ◆                  (            BrE)                    Bringthe soup          to the boil,then allow it to simmer for five minutes.                把汤煮开，然后文火煮五分钟。                    ◆        (          NAmE)                          Bringthe soup          to a boil.                把汤煮开。                    2              [countable        ]                    a painful infected swelling under the skin which is full of a thick yellow liquid (called                                                    pus                                    )          疖；皮下脓肿；黄水疮                            IDIOMS              off the ˈboil                              (              BrE)                        less good than before              不如以前                                            ◆            The second series of the show really went off the boil.            节目的续集的确逊色一些。                                      on the ˈboil                              very active              十分活跃；如火如荼                                            ◆            We have several projects all on the boil at once.            我们热火朝天地同时开展了几个项目。                                          boil              /        bɔɪl                ;          NAmE                bɔɪl                /             boil[bɔɪl]boiled, boiling, boilsCET4CET6TEM4考研IELTSv42956776767149125941507417n657938691102752186126038VERB4982189241NOUN828977133Spoken:236715416boiled[3671] boiling[4638] boils[1780]煮沸(42%)，沸腾(39%)，疖(7%)，激动(7%)，翻滚(5%)n.沸腾，煮沸；疖子vt.煮沸，烧开；使…激动；使…蒸发vi.煮沸，沸腾；激动，激昂n.(Boil)人名；(俄)博伊尔

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Collins	boil ★★★☆☆ /bɔ͟ɪl/ 1 [V-ERG 及物/不及物动词]（使）达到沸点；（使）沸腾；（使）烧开 When a hot liquid boils or when you boil it, bubbles appear in it and it starts to change into steam or vapour. [V] [V n] [V-ing] I stood in the kitchen, waiting for the water to boil... 我站在厨房，等着水烧开。 Boil the water in the saucepan and add the sage... 把平底锅里的水烧开，然后加入鼠尾草。 ...a saucepan of boiling water. 一锅沸水 2 [V-ERG 及物/不及物动词]使（水壶或锅里的水）烧开 When you boil a kettle or pan, or put it on to boil, you heat the water inside it until it boils. [V n] [V] He had nothing to do but boil the kettle and make the tea... 他除了烧水沏茶以外无事可做。 Marianne put the kettle on to boil. 玛丽安娜放上水壶烧开水。 3 [VERB 动词]（水壶或平底锅里的水）烧开，沸腾 When a kettle or pan is boiling, the water inside it has reached boiling point. [V] [only cont] Is the kettle boiling? 壶里的水开了吗？ 4 [V-ERG 及物/不及物动词]用开水煮；在开水中煮 When you boil food, or when it boils, it is cooked in boiling water. →see usage note at:cook [V n] [V] [V-ed] Boil the chick peas, add garlic and lemon juice... 把鹰嘴豆放在开水中煮，并加入大蒜和柠檬汁。 I'd peel potatoes and put them on to boil. 我要削掉土豆皮然后把它们煮熟。 ...boiled eggs and toast. 熟鸡蛋和吐司 5 [VERB 动词]愤怒；怒火中烧 If you are boiling with anger, you are very angry. [V with n] [usu cont] I used to be all sweetness and light on the outside, but inside I would be boiling with rage. 我过去常常是外表看上去轻松愉快，而内心却怒火中烧。 6 [N-COUNT 可数名词]疖子；疔 A boil is a red, painful swelling on your skin, which contains a thick yellow liquid called pus. 7 See also:boiling ； 8 [PHRASE 短语](使)沸腾；（使）达到沸点 When you bring a liquid to the boil, you heat it until it boils. When it comes to the boil, it begins to boil. [V inflects] Put water, butter and lard into a saucepan and bring slowly to the boil. 把水、黄油和猪油倒入平底锅，然后慢火煮沸。 9 to make someone's blood boil→see: blood ；相关词组： boil away boil down boil down to boil over boil up
Oxford	boil ★ / bɔɪl ; NAmE bɔɪl / verb , noun boil boils boiled boiling verb ★ _cooking_methods_comp.jpg _boil.jpg 1 ★ [intransitive , transitive ] when a liquid boilsor when you boilit, it is heated to the point where it forms bubbles and turns to steam or vapour （使）沸腾；煮沸；烧开 ◆ The water was bubbling and boiling away. 水在咕嘟咕嘟地沸腾着。 boilsth ◆ Boil plenty of salted water, then add the spaghetti. 把足量的盐水烧开，再放入意大利面条。 2 ★ [intransitive , transitive ] when a kettle,pan, etc. boilsor when you boila kettle,etc, it is heated until the water inside it boils （把壶、锅等里面的水）烧开 ◆ ( BrE) The kettle's boiling. 壶开了。 boilsth ◆ I'll boil the kettle and make some tea. 我来烧壶开水泡点茶。 + adj. ◆ She left the gas on by mistake and the pan boiled dry (= the water boiled until there was none left). 她忘了关煤气，结果把锅烧干了。 3 ★ [intransitive , transitive ] to cook or wash sth in boiling water; to be cooked or washed in boiling water 用沸水煮（或烫洗）；被煮（或烫洗） ◆ She put some potatoes on to boil. 她煮了些土豆。 boilsth ◆ boiled carrots/cabbage 水煮胡萝卜╱卷心菜 ◆ to boil an egg for sb 给某人煮个鸡蛋 boilsb sth ◆ to boil sb an egg 给某人煮个鸡蛋 ☞ collocationsat cooking 4 [intransitive ] boil(with sth) if you boilwith anger, etc. or anger, etc. boilsinside you, you are very angry 怒火中烧；异常气愤 ◆ He was boiling with rage. 他怒不可遏。 IDIOMsee blood n. , watch v. PHRASAL VERBS ˌboil ˈdown \| ˌboil sth↔ˈdown to be reduced or to reduce sth by boiling （使）煮浓，熬浓 ˌboil sth ˈdown (to sth) to make sth, especially information, shorter by leaving out the parts that are not important 概括；归纳；压缩 ◆ The original speech I had written got boiled down to about ten minutes. 我写的演讲原稿被压缩到了大约十分钟。 ˌboil ˈdown to sth ( not used in the progressive tenses 不用于进行时 ) (of a situation, problem, etc. 局势、问题等 ) to have sth as a main or basic part 归结为；基本问题是 ◆ In the end, what it all boils down tois money, or the lack of it. 问题的症结是钱，或者说是缺钱。 ˌboil ˈover 1 (of liquid 液体 ) to boil and flow over the side of a pan, etc. 煮溢；潽出 2 ( informal) to become very angry 怒火中烧；大怒 3 (of a situation, an emotion, etc. 局势、情绪等 ) to change into sth more dangerous or violent 恶化；爆发 SYN explode ◆ Racial tension finally boiled over in the inner city riots. 种族间的紧张状态最终演化成了内城区的暴乱。 ˌboil ˈup if a situation or an emotion boils up,it becomes dangerous, worrying, etc. （局势、情绪等）进入危急关头，令人担忧 ◆ I could feel anger boiling up inside me. 我感到怒火中烧。 ˌboil sth↔ˈup to heat a liquid or some food until it boils 把（液体或食物）烧开 noun 1 [singular ] a period of boiling; the point at which liquid boils 沸腾；沸点 ◆ ( BrE) Bringthe soup to the boil,then allow it to simmer for five minutes. 把汤煮开，然后文火煮五分钟。 ◆ ( NAmE) Bringthe soup to a boil. 把汤煮开。 2 [countable ] a painful infected swelling under the skin which is full of a thick yellow liquid (called pus ) 疖；皮下脓肿；黄水疮 IDIOMS off the ˈboil ( BrE) less good than before 不如以前 ◆ The second series of the show really went off the boil. 节目的续集的确逊色一些。 on the ˈboil very active 十分活跃；如火如荼 ◆ We have several projects all on the boil at once. 我们热火朝天地同时开展了几个项目。 boil / bɔɪl ; NAmE bɔɪl /
LDC	boil1 verb boil2 noun boilboil1 /bɔɪl/ ●●● S3 verb Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1[intransitive, transitive] when a liquid boils, or when you boil it, it becomes hot enough to turn into gasboil at The solution boiled at 57.4°C. Put the spaghetti into plenty of boiling salted water. We were advised to boil the water before drinking it.2[intransitive, transitive] to cook something in boiling water: a boiled egg Boil the rice for 15 minutes. She fried the chicken and put the vegetables on to boil.► see thesaurus at cook 3[intransitive, transitive] if something containing liquid boils, the liquid inside it is boiling: The kettle’s boiling – shall I turn it off? The saucepan boiled dry on the stove.4[transitive] to wash something, using boiling water: I always boil the cotton sheets.5[intransitive] if you are boiling with anger, you are extremely angryboil with Lewis was boiling with rage and misery. → boiling point(2) , → make somebody’s blood boil at blood1(4) GRAMMARBoil belongs to a group of verbs where the same noun can be the subject of the verb or its object.• You can say: · I’m boiling the potatoes. In this sentence, ‘the potatoes’ is the object of boil.• You can also say: · The potatoes are boiling. In this sentence, ‘the potatoes’ is the subject of boil.Grammar guide ‒ VERBSboil away phrasal verb if a liquid boils away, it disappears because it has been heated too much: The soup’s almost boiled away.boil down phrasal verb1boil down to something informal if a long statement, argument etc boils down to a single statement, that statement is the main point or cause: It boils down to a question of priorities.2boil something ↔ down to make a list or piece of writing shorter by not including anything that is not necessary: You can boil this down so that there are just two main categories.3if a food or liquid boils down, or if you boil it down, it becomes less after it is cooked: Spinach tends to boil down a lot.boil something ↔ down glue made from boiling down old sheepskinsboil over phrasal verb1if a liquid boils over when it is heated, it rises and flows over the side of the container: The milk was boiling over on the stove behind her.2if a situation or an emotion boils over, the people involved stop being calm: All the bitterness of the last two years seemed to boil over.boil over into Anger eventually boils over into words that are later regretted.boil up phrasal verb1if a situation or emotion boils up, bad feelings grow until they reach a dangerous level: She could sense that trouble was boiling up at work. He could feel the anger boiling up inside him.2 boil something ↔ up to heat food or a liquid until it begins to boil: Boil the fruit up with sugar. boil1 verb boil2 noun boilboil2 noun Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases Word family 1the boil British English, a boil American English the act or state of boiling: Add the seasoning and bring the sauce to the boil. She waited for the water to come to the boil (=begin to boil).2[countable] a painful infected swelling under someone’s skin: The boy’s body is covered in boils.3go off the boil British English to become less good at something that you are usually very good at: He’s gone off the boil after a tournament win in Dubai.
WDF	boil [bɔɪl]boiled, boiling, boils CET4CET6TEM4考研IELTS v4295 6776 767 1491 2594 1507 417 n6579 3869 110 275 2186 1260 38 VERB4982 189241 NOUN8289 77133 Spoken: 236715416 boiled[3671] boiling[4638] boils[1780] 煮沸(42%)，沸腾(39%)，疖(7%)，激动(7%)，翻滚(5%) n.沸腾，煮沸；疖子 vt.煮沸，烧开；使…激动；使…蒸发 vi.煮沸，沸腾；激动，激昂 n.(Boil)人名；(俄)博伊尔

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