frying
ˈfraɪ.ɪŋ
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Definition of frying - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

kitchencooking food by immersing it in hot oil
  • The frying of the fish took about ten minutes.
browning cooking sautéing

Adjective

1.
cookingused for cooking in hot oil
  • She used a frying pan for the eggs.
browning sautéing
2.
heatextremely hot or scorching
  • It was a frying day in the desert.
blistering scorching
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Expressions with frying

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shallow pan with a long handle for frying
She heated oil in the frying pan.
oil heated in a pan or fryer to cook food
The chef replaced the old frying oil before starting the lunch service.
cooking food by fully immersing it in hot oil
Deep frying makes the chicken crispy and golden.
frying pan powered by electricity for cooking
She cooked breakfast in the electric frying pan.
cut of beef suitable for frying
He bought a frying steak from the butcher.
shallow cooking pan with a surface that stops food from sticking
She flipped the pancake easily in the non-stick frying pan.

Origin of frying

Old English, frīge (to fry)

Terms with frying included in their meaning

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oiln.
cooking
liquid fat used in cooking or frying
food
slice of beef for grilling or frying
cooking
kitchen utensil for frying or boiling food
appliance
kitchen device with a heated container for deep frying food in oil
cooking
dish cooked by stir-frying in hot oil
cooking
oil from pressed avocado fruit used for frying or salad dishes
slice of beef
thick slice of beef, typically cooked by grilling or frying
cooking
kitchen appliance for deep frying

Examples of frying in a sentence

  • The smell of frying filled the kitchen.
  • She bought a new frying skillet for pancakes.
  • The chef recommended a frying wok for the dish.
  • The frying sun beat down on the hikers.
  • The frying pavement burned their feet.

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  1. French:friture, à frire, ...
  2. German:Braten, Frittier, ...
  3. Italian:frittura, per friggere, ...
  4. Spanish:fritura, para freír, ...
  5. Portuguese:fritura, de fritar, ...
  6. Chinese:煎炸, 煎炸用的, ...
  7. Japanese:揚げ物, 揚げるための, ...
  8. Arabic:قَلْي, حارِق, ...
  9. Hebrew:טִיגּוּן, לְטִיגּוּן, ...
  10. Russian:жарка, жарочный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:смаження, смажений, ...
  12. Hindi:तलना, तलने का, ...
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Definition of fry - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
cookingtr./intr.cook food in hot oil or fattr./intr.
  • She decided to fry the chicken for dinner..
brown sauté sear
2.
heatintr.become very hot or overheatedintr.
  • The computer might fry if it overheats.
overheat scorch sizzle
3.
executiontr.DatedUSexecute by electric chairtr.DatedUS
  • The criminal was sentenced to fry.
electrocute execute kill

Noun

1.
cookingUKfried piece of cut potatoUK
  • I ordered a burger with a side of fry.
chip crisp
2.
breakfastUKmeal of fried sausages bacon eggs etcUK
  • We had a traditional Irish fry for breakfast.
breakfast fry-up
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Images of fry

  • fry: meal of fried sausages bacon eggs etc
    meal of fried sausages bacon eggs etc
  • fry: young fish or fishlings
    young fish or fishlings

Expressions with fry

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people or things considered unimportant
In the corporate world, newcomers are often treated as small fry..
cook food in hot oil or fat
She decided to fry up some bacon for breakfast.
have more important things to do
I can't help now, I have bigger fish to fry.
overwhelm someone with information
The long lecture fried everyone's brain.
to punish or scold someone severely
If you break the rules, the coach will fry your bacon.
cook food without adding oil or fat
I will dry fry the spices for more flavor.

Origin of fry

Old English, frigan (to fry)

Examples of fry in a sentence

  • They decided to fry some fish by the lake.
  • The engine might fry if left running too long.
  • The phone could fry if exposed to direct sunlight.
  • He feared he would fry for his crimes.
  • The judge decided he would fry.
  • She stole a fry from my plate.

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  1. French:faire frire, frite, ...
  2. German:braten, Pommes frites, ...
  3. Italian:friggere, patatina fritta, ...
  4. Spanish:sofreír, patata frita, ...
  5. Portuguese:fritar, batata frita, ...
  6. Chinese:煎, 炸薯条, ...
  7. Japanese:揚げる, フライドポテト, ...
  8. Arabic:قَلَى, أُصبع بَطاطا مَقلي, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְטַגֵּן, צִ'יפְּס, ...
  10. Russian:жарить, картофель фри, ...
  11. Ukrainian:смажити, картопля фрі, ...
  12. Hindi:तलना, फ्रेंच फ्राइ, ...
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