frizzle
verb informal uk/ˈfrɪz.əl/ us/ˈfrɪz.əl/
[ I or T ]炸干;烤干
to become or make something crisp (= pleasantly dry and hard) or slightly burned by frying or grilling
Put in the meat to frizzle and keep turning it until it is brown all over.
Frizzle the vegetables in hot oil until crisp and slightly curly. 将蔬菜放入热油中炸至酥脆并微微卷曲。
[ I ]滋滋作响
to make a sound like food cooking in hot fat
The leaves frizzled audibly in the pan.
I could hear the bacon frizzling. 我能听见培根在滋滋作响。
Synonym: sizzle
[ I or T ] (also frizzle up)把…烫卷曲;将…烤焦
to become very dry and smaller or burned because of too much heat, or to make something do this
Cyclamen don't mind dry soil but they frizzle in full sun. 仙客来不怕土壤干燥，但是在阳光充足的情况下，它们会被晒得焦黄。
Seedlings will frizzle up in harsh, direct sunshine.
The sun was hot enough to frizzle your skin.
[ I or T ]（使）（毛发）干枯，卷曲，毛躁
(of hair) to become very dry, curly, and not smooth or shiny, or to make hair do this
Her long red hair had frizzled in the hot sun. 她长长的红发在烈日下变得干枯毛躁。
I tried to curl my hair with the tongs but they just frizzled it.
Synonym: frizz
- More examples
- Heat some oil in a frying pan to frizzle the onions.
- The sun was hot enough to frizzle bacon.
- The fat should be hot enough to frizzle the chicken skin.
- Use the frying pan to frizzle some bacon.
- Frizzle the chicken pieces in a large casserole.
frizzle
noun [ C or U ] uk/ˈfrɪz.əl/ us/ˈfrɪz.əl/
干枯、卷曲、毛躁的毛发
hair that is very dry, curly, and not smooth or shiny
Hairdressers use this serum to tame frizzles. 美发师使用这种精华素来抚平毛躁的头发。
The king wore a wig of majestic frizzle.
Synonym: frizz