烹zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòng wēi bō lú pēng rèn huò jiā rè。
    cook or heat in a microwave oven.
  • yòng wēi bō lú pēng diào huò jiā rè（ shí wù）
    To cook or heat(food) in a microwave oven.
  • yī zhǒng cǎo běn zhí wù， jù yòu liàng lì de huáng huā， qí yè wēi suān， zài yìn dù、 zhōng dōng hé xī là pēng diào zhōng kě shēng shí huò zhǔ shí； biàn bù quán qiú。
    weedy trailing mat-forming herb with bright yellow flowers cultivated for its edible mildly acid leaves eaten raw or cooked especially in Indian and Greek and Middle Eastern cuisine; cosmopolitan.
  • duì pēng rèn fāng fǎ zuò bù hé shí yí de pī píng
    to mistime remark about the cooking
  • qiē suì de ròu yǔ fān qié hùn hé， pēng zhì chéng hè sè。
    chopped meat mixed with potatoes and browned.
  • tiáozhì bǎ tiáoliào hùn hé zài yī qǐ tiáozhì， lì rú zài pēng diào zhōng
    To prepare by mixing ingredients, as in cooking.
  • zhè shì xuǎn yòng shàng děng mó gū jiā bái jiàng yóu pēng diào de。
    They are mushrooms of fine quality. They're served with white sauce.
  • yáng tuǐ zuò pēng diào yòng de yáng ròu、 xiǎo yáng huò xiǎo niú de yī zhǐ tuǐ
    A leg of mutton, lamb, or veal for cooking.
  • gòng jì huì de mì fǎ： pēng rèn yè de mì jué
    The mysteries of Freemasonry; the mysteries of cooking game.
  • “ duō hǎochīde shí wù 'ā！ ”“ wǒ méi yòu bái shàng pēng rèn bān bā！”
    ‘ What delicious food! ’ ‘ I didn't go to cookery classes for nothing!’
  • lì rú， guòfèn pēng diào jiù huì pò huài xǔ duō yíng yǎng。
    Overcooking,for example,destroys many nutrients.
  • 4. jiā zhōng pēng rèn de xīn xiān shū cài zǒng shì bǐ guàn tóu hé lěng dòng shū cài gèng yòu yíng yǎng。
    Q4.Fresh vegetables cooked at home are always more nutritious than canned or frozen vegetables.
  • mǎ chǐ xiàn yà zhōu de yī zhǒng pá zài dì shàng de cǎo（ mǎ chǐ xiàn mǎ chǐ xiàn shǔ）， shēng yòu huáng sè xiǎo huā、 dàn hóng sè gēn jīng jí duō ròu de dǎo luǎn xíng de yè zǐ， yè zǐ yòu shí kě bèi yòng zuò shū cài 'ér pēng zhì huò yòng zài shā lā lǐ
    A trailing Asian weed(Portulaca oleracea) having small yellow flowers, reddish stems, and fleshy obovate leaves that are sometimes cooked as a vegetable or used in salads.
  • zì cóng mài kè pī píng tā yuè mǔ de pēng diào jì shù hòu， tā de míng shēng hěn bù hǎo。
    Mike has been in bad odour with his mother-in-law ever since he criticized her cooking.
  • cài ròu xiàn jiān dàn bǐng yī zhǒng yòu xiàn dàn wú shàng miàn yī céng de jiān dàn juàn， cháng hé ròu、 nǎi lào hé shū cài yī qǐ pēng diào
    An open-faced omelet, often cooked with meat, cheese, or vegetables.
  • qǐng wèiwǒ pēng zhì wǎn fàn； nǐ néng wèiwǒ pēng zhì gè jiān dàn má。
    Cook me dinner, please; can you make me an omelette? fix breakfast for the guests, please.
  • pēng rèn jī ròu shí cháng fàng yáng sū yè、 yáng cōng děng tián liào。
    Chicken is often cooked with a sage and onion stuffing.
  • dōng fāng rén pēng diào yòng de jú kē zhí wù， qí yè duō zhī、 kě shí。
    grown for its succulent edible leaves used in Oriental cooking.
  • xiàn dī de pēng rèn fāng shì yǐ jīng shǐ zhè zhǒng shēng huó fāng shì guò shí liǎo。
    Modern ways of cooking have outmoded the hearth.
  • jīng cháng zài kǎo xiāng lǐ yòng gān zào de rè néng lái pēng diào。
    cook with dry heat, usually in an oven.
  • tā tè bié xiǎo xīn bù bǎ ròu pēng diào guò huǒ .
    She took particular care not to overcook the meat.
  • shū cài wán quán pēng diào guò dù liǎo。
    The vegetables were completely overcooked.
  • yīn wéi dào nà shí cài yáo huò xǔ huì yīn pēng rèn shí jiān guò cháng 'ér shī qù yīngyǒu de měi wèi。 nǐ yìng yuē qù rén jiā chī fàn shí， bù fáng dài jiàn xiǎo lǐ wù yǐ shì lǐ mào。
    Dinner might be overcooked and ruined by then, When you're invited to someone's home for a meal, it's polite to bring a small gift.
  • mǎ hā lì suān yīng táo yī zhǒng shǔ yú qiáng wēi kē de 'ōu yà xiǎo xíng guān shǎng shù（ mǎ hā lì yīng táo lǐ shǔ）， kāi bái huā， jié hēi sè luǎn xíng de dān gè zhǒng zǐ de xiǎo hé guǒ， zhōng dōng dì qū jiāng qí guǒ shí yòng yú pēng diào
    A small Eurasian ornamental tree(Prunus mahaleb) of the rose family, having white flowers and small, ovoid, black drupes with single seeds that are used in Middle Eastern cooking.
  • tā duì zì jǐ chū sè de pēng diào jì shù gǎn dào jiāo 'ào， shì kě yǐ lǐ jiě de。
    She is pardonably proud of her wonderful cooking.
  • qīng jié pēng diào yòng wān dòu 100 dūn， jīn 'é 2,820,000 yuán zhěng。
    100 tons clean green pea for cooking, for ￥ 2,820,000.
  • guì gōng sī 1981 nián 8 yuè 5 rì hán， jí pēng diào yòng wān dòu yàng pǐn yóu bāo jūn shōu dào。
    We receive your letter of the5th august,1981, together with a parcel contain some sample of green pea for cooking.
  • cóng huā shēng zhōng zhà chū de yóu， yòng yú pēng rèn hé zhì féi zào。
    a oil from peanuts; used in cooking and making soap.
  • zhè zhǒng pēng diào fāng fǎ shì nà gè guó jiā de tè sè。
    This style of cooking is peculiar to the country.
  • zhè zhǒng pēng diào fāng fǎ shì dōng nán jǐ shěng de tè sè。
    This style of cooking is peculiar to the South-Eastern provinces.
  • zài … shàng dī（ jiāo、 mǒ） yóu zhī yóu zhǐ pēng diào（ ròu lèi） shí， jiànxiē dì lín shàng yī zhǒng yè tǐ jiā yǐ rùn shī， rú róng huà liǎo de nǎi yóu huò jiàng zhī
    To moisten(meat, for example) periodically with a liquid, such as melted butter or a sauce, especially while cooking.
  • fáng jiān lǐ chōng mǎn liǎo pēng diào shí wù de qì wèi。
    The smell of cooking pervaded the room.