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fried

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /fraɪd/

fried means: Cooked in hot oil or fat, often with a covering of flour or batter.

adjective

COOKED IN OILA2

Cooked in hot oil or fat, often with a covering of flour or batter.

  • We had fried chicken for dinner.
  • Would you like fried rice with that?
  • The fried fish was hot and crisp.

Common phrases: fried chicken, fried rice, fried fish, fried potatoes

EGG YOLK WHOLEA2

An egg cooked in hot fat without mixing or breaking its yellow center.

  • I want a fried egg on toast.
  • She likes her eggs fried with soft yolks.
  • We served two fried eggs with bacon.

Common phrases: fried egg, fried eggs, eggs fried

ELECTRICALLY DAMAGEDB2

Damaged beyond use by too much heat or electricity.

  • The computer's motherboard is fried.
  • A power surge left the router completely fried.
  • Can you replace this fried circuit?

Similar words: burnt out, ruined

Common phrases: fried motherboard, fried circuit, fried computer

Questions about fried

What does fried mean?

Cooked in hot oil or fat, often with a covering of flour or batter.

What is fried in other languages?

Türkçe: kızarmış · Español: frito · Français: frit · Deutsch: gebraten · Italiano: fritto · 日本語: 揚げた

How do you pronounce fried?

It is pronounced /fraɪd/.

How do you use fried in a sentence?

We had fried chicken for dinner. Would you like fried rice with that?

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