Pronunciation: /ɡrɪl/
noun a device used for cooking food over an open flame or heat source
A1 I like to cook hot dogs on the grill.
A2 We had a barbecue and cooked burgers on the grill.
B1 I need to clean the grill before we use it again.
B2 The chef prepared a delicious steak on the grill.
C1 The restaurant's specialty is their grilled seafood.
C2 The grill master demonstrated his skills at the barbecue competition.
verb to cook food on a grill
A1 I like to grill hot dogs on the barbecue.
A2 She grilled the chicken perfectly for the party.
B1 The chef grilled the steak to perfection, leaving it juicy and tender.
B2 He is known for his ability to grill vegetables with just the right amount of char.
C1 The culinary expert grilled the seafood with a special marinade, enhancing the flavors.
C2 After years of practice, she has mastered the art of grilling various meats to perfection.
formal The chef used a charcoal grill to cook the steaks to perfection.
informal Let's fire up the grill and have a barbecue this weekend!
slang I'm craving some grilled cheese sandwiches right now.
figurative The intense questioning by the prosecutor was like being grilled under a spotlight.
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