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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 4944 COCA: 4258

boil

1 boil /ˈbojəl/ verb
boils; boiled; boiling
1 boil
/ˈbojəl/
verb
boils; boiled; boiling
Learner's definition of BOIL
[no object] : to become so hot that bubbles are formed in a liquid and rise to the top沸腾;达到沸点
[+ object] : to heat (a liquid or a container with liquid in it) so that bubbles are formed and rise to the top煮沸;烧开
: to cook (something) in water that is boiling用沸水煮;烹煮
[+ object]
[no object]
[no object] : to feel a strong emotion (such as anger)激动;发怒+ with

a watched pot never boils

◊ The expression a watched pot never boils means that time passes very slowly when you are waiting for something to happen if that is the only thing you are thinking about.心急锅不开(指等待的时候觉得时间过得很慢)

boil down

[phrasal verb]
: to become reduced in amount by boiling煮浓;熬稠
boil (something) down or boil down (something) : to reduce the amount of (a liquid) by boiling it使煮浓;使熬稠
boil (something) down or boil down (something) : to make (something) short or simple by removing the parts that are not important or necessary压缩;简化;概括
boil down to (something) : to have (something) as the main or basic part归结为;基本问题是

boil over

[phrasal verb]
: to flow over the side of a container while boiling煮溢;潽出
: to become violent or to lose control because of anger勃然大怒
: to change into something more violent愈演愈烈;爆发

boil up

[phrasal verb]
: to grow toward a dangerous level加剧;发展到危险的程度

make someone's blood boil

see blood
2 boil /ˈbojəl/ noun
plural boils
2 boil
/ˈbojəl/
noun
plural boils
Learner's definition of BOIL
[singular] of a liquid : the act or state of boiling沸腾
[count] US : a dish of shellfish, vegetables, and spices that is cooked by boiling水煮的菜肴(如贝类、蔬菜、香料等)
also : a party at which this dish is served(专吃某道水煮菜的)宴会

off the boil

British, informal
: into a state that is less good than before不如从前

on the boil

British, informal
: in a state of activity or development处于活跃状态;处于发展之中
compare 3boil
3 boil /ˈbojəl/ noun
plural boils
3 boil
/ˈbojəl/
noun
plural boils
Learner's definition of BOIL
[count]
: a painful, swollen area under the skin that is caused by infection疖;黄水疮
compare 2boil
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 4944 COCA: 4258

boil

1 of 3

verb

boiled; boiling; boils

intransitive verb

1
a
: to come to the boiling point
b
: to generate bubbles of vapor when heated
used of a liquid
c
: to cook in boiling water
2
: to become agitated : seethe
3
: to be moved, excited, or stirred up
4
a
: to rush headlong
b
: to burst forth
5
: to undergo the action of a boiling liquid

transitive verb

1
: to subject to the action of a boiling liquid
2
: to heat to the boiling point
3
: to form or separate (something, such as sugar or salt) by boiling
boilable adjective

boil

2 of 3

noun (1)

: a localized swelling and inflammation of the skin resulting from infection of a hair follicle and adjacent tissue, having a hard central core, and forming pus

boil

3 of 3

noun (2)

1
: the act or state of boiling
2
: a swirling upheaval (as of water)
3
: a boiled dish of seafood, vegetables, and seasonings
a crab boil
also : a gathering at which this dish is served

Example Sentences

Verb Keep the temperature low enough so the mixture will not boil. a pot of boiling water french fries cooked in boiling oil

Word History

Etymology

Verb

Middle English, from Anglo-French buillir, boillir, from Latin bullire to bubble, from bulla bubble

Noun (1)

Middle English, alteration of bile, from Old English bȳl; akin to Old High German pūlla bladder

First Known Use

Verb

14th century, in the meaning defined at intransitive sense 1a

Noun (1)

15th century, in the meaning defined above

Noun (2)

15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Time Traveler
The first known use of boil was in the 14th century
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 4944 COCA: 4258
boil

noun¹

1state of boiling沸騰ADJECTIVE | VERB + BOIL ADJECTIVErolling (NAmE) 沸騰Bring the water to a rolling boil.把水燒到滾開。VERB + BOILbring sth to將某物煮至沸騰Bring the soup to the boil. (BrE) 把湯煮沸。Bring the soup to a boil. (NAmE) 把湯燒開。come to開始沸騰When it comes to the boil, reduce the heat. (BrE) 沸騰時將火關小。When it comes to a boil, reduce the heat. (NAmE) 沸騰時將火關小。go off (BrE, usually figurative) 不再沸騰;不如從前He played brilliantly for the first set but then went rather off the boil.他第一盤表現得非常出色,但接下來就有失水準了。
boil

noun²

2infected spot癤子VERB + BOILlance切開癤子The doctor lanced the boil.醫生切開癤子。
boil

verb

ADVERB | VERB + BOIL ADVERBfuriously, rapidly, vigorously大火煮Boil the beans rapidly for ten minutes.把豆子用大火煮 10 分鐘。VERB + BOILput sth on to把某物燒開I'll put the kettle on to boil.我會放上水壺把水燒開。

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