grill

grill
01. She rubbed the steak with olive oil and garlic, and [grilled] it until it was juicy and flavorful.
02. He put the steak on the [grill], and then started to prepare the salad.
03. They had a delicious mixed [grill] of beef, chicken, and pork.
04. These vegetables are delicious coated in olive oil, and [grilled] until crisp.
05. The chicken should be cut into small pieces for [grilling].
06. We had a [grilled] chicken, Greek salad, and rice for supper.
07. The police [grilled] the suspect for hours without gaining any new insights into the crime.
08. The students were [grilled] by the teacher in preparation for the final exam.
09. The Prime Minister was [grilled] in the House today regarding his involvement in the scandal.
10. The witness was given a [grilling] on the stand that soon had her in tears.
11. The monsters of Jupiter like to eat humans raw, but here on Venus we prefer to [grill] them until they turn golden brown and crunchy.
12. Noel Coward once said that sunburn is very becoming - but only when it is even - one must be careful not to look like a mixed [grill].
13. There is a Russian proverb which observes, "As long as the fish swims in the water, don't light up the [grill]."
14. In Norway, McDonald's restaurants serve a [grilled] salmon sandwich called McLaks.

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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  • grill — (n.) gridiron, 1680s, from Fr. gril, from O.Fr. greil, alteration of graille grill, frating, railings, fencing, from L. craticula gridiron, small griddle, dim. of cratis wickerwork, perhaps from PIE *kert to turn, entwine. The verb meaning to… …   Etymology dictionary

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