skewer

英 [ˈskjuːə(r)]

美 [ˈskjuːər]

n.  (烹饪用)扦子，串肉扦
v.  用扦子串住

复数：skewers　过去式：skewered　过去分词：skewered　现在分词：skewering　第三人称单数：skews　

GRE

Collins.1 / BNC.24428 / COCA.12721

牛津词典

noun

• （烹饪用）扦子，串肉扦
  a long thin pointed piece of metal or wood that is pushed through pieces of meat, vegetables, etc. to hold them together while they are cooking, or used to test whether sth is completely cooked

verb

• 用扦子串住
  to push a skewer or other thin pointed object through sth

柯林斯词典

• 串肉扦;扦子
  Askeweris a long metal pin which is used to hold pieces of food together during cooking.
• VERB 用扦子串住;将…叉住
  If youskewersomething, you push a long, thin, pointed object through it.
  1. He skewered his victim through the neck.
     他用扦子刺穿了受害人的脖子。
  2. ...skewered beef with vegetables.
     串有蔬菜的烤牛肉串

英英释义

noun

• a long pin for holding meat in position while it is being roasted

verb

• drive a skewer through
  1. skewer the meat for the BBQ
  Synonym:spit

双语例句

• Skewer the chicken before cooking.
  烹饪前先把鸡肉串起来。
• The skewer tactic is available only to Chariots and Cannons in Xiangqi.
  该串的策略是只提供给战车和大炮在湘奇。
• Poke with a skewer to check if the center is still soft and sticky.
  可用一支竹签插入中央，检查是否中央已熟。
• Test the meat with a skewer to see if it's cooked.
  用串肉扦戳一戳，看看肉煮熟了没有。
• The Development and Application on the Fixed Cereal Automatic Skewer Prototype
  固定式粮食自动扦样机的研制和应用
• Use bamboo stick to skewer the prawns grilled, then grilled vegetables set aside.
  用竹签将明虾串起来，烤熟.蔬菜烤熟待用。
• He skewered his victim through the neck.
  他用扦子刺穿了受害人的脖子。
• I am not going to link over to that article in deference to the person who wrote it ( who I know personally), but as you have probably have guessed by now, I am going to skewer it.
  我不想按作者的意图去看他的文章（我认识他），但是现在你可能已经猜到了，我打算讽刺下这篇文章。
• It is diced chicken with leek and small green peppers on a skewer, covered with a special sauce and barbecued. None of those childish kebab stories you get in so many travel books these days.
  那是用串肉签把韭菜、绿辣椒和鸡丁串在一起，涂上特别的调味料烤出来的。这年头你很难在旅游书里看到那些孩子气的烤肉串的故事了。
• Chinese social media users were likewise miffed at the idea, with some saying they suspected the city administration officials were just using air pollution as an excuse to bully the skewer vendors.
  中国社交媒体用户也对这一想法颇为不满，一些人说他们怀疑城管部门只是在用空气污染作为借口来欺负烧烤商贩。