grill

グリル、バーベキューコンロ

火や別の熱源の上で食べ物を焼く器具。

やさしい英語で： A piece of equipment that cooks food above a fire or another source of heat.

• We bought a new grill.
• He lit the charcoal grill in the garden.
• Does this grill run on gas or electricity?

類義語： barbecue

よく使う表現： gas grill, charcoal grill, outdoor grill

焼き網

熱源の上で食べ物を焼くための、金属の棒でできた面。

やさしい英語で： A surface of metal bars on which food is cooked over heat.

• Put the fish on the grill.
• Food stuck to the metal bars of the grill.
• She cleaned the grill after cooking the steaks.

類義語： gridiron, cooking grate

よく使う表現： on the grill, hot grill, grill rack

グリル料理

肉などの食べ物を強い熱で焼いて作った料理。

やさしい英語で： A meal of meat or other food cooked over strong heat.

• I ordered the mixed grill.
• The seafood grill came with rice and vegetables.
• We shared a large grill at the hotel restaurant.

よく使う表現： mixed grill, seafood grill

網焼きにする、グリルする

強い熱の上に置いた金属の網で食べ物を焼くこと。

やさしい英語で： To cook food on metal bars over strong heat.

• We grill fish outside.
• She grilled the chicken for ten minutes.
• Can you grill these vegetables while I make the salad?

類義語： barbecue

よく使う表現： grill a steak, grill some fish, grill vegetables

問い詰める、尋問する

人に難しい質問を次々とし、しばしば怒ったり強く迫ったりすること。

やさしい英語で： To ask someone many difficult questions, often in an angry or forceful way.

• The police grilled the suspect.
• My parents grilled me about where I had been.
• Reporters are grilling the mayor on the new contract.

使い方： grill someone about something (The police grilled him about the missing money.); grill someone on something (Reporters grilled the minister on her spending plans.)

類義語： question, interrogate

よく使う表現： grill someone, grill someone about something