browned

英 [braʊnd]

美 [braʊnd]

v.  (使)变成棕色，成褐色
brown的过去式

过去式：browned　

BNC.44483 / COCA.23146

英英释义

adj

• (of skin) deeply suntanned
  Synonym:brown

双语例句

• He browned the chicken in a frying pan.
  他用煎锅把鸡肉煎成焦黄色。
• Pie of hash covered with mashed potatoes and browned in the oven.
  上铺马铃薯泥的肉馅饼，在烤箱中变为褐色。
• I was really browned off with that man, so I left without saying good-bye to him.
  对那男人，我真是烦透了，于是我不辞而别。
• She felt a rush of guilt as a broke across his face browned by the sun.
  看着他那被太阳晒成了棕色的脸上绽开的笑容，她感到一股强烈的愧疚之情。
• Clarified butter browned slowly and seasoned with vinegar or lemon juice and capers.
  纯净的黄油，慢慢地变成褐色，用醋或柠檬汁和马槟榔调味。
• Cook on a griddle pan or barbecue for6-8 mins, turning until evenly cooked and nicely browned.
  然后在烤锅或者烧烤架上烤6到8分钟，保持翻面，使其均匀的烤熟，颜色呈漂亮的棕色。
• It's natural that man will be browned off with the boring work.
  人们会对枯燥的工作感到很厌烦。这是很自然的事情。
• Grass browned and trees drooped that summer.
  那年夏天草枯了，树也萎垂了。
• Now lightly browned around the edges, we are reminded of the grandmother who made them.
  边缘已经略略泛黄的袜子，我们就想起了缝袜子的祖母。
• You'll be browned off with the job if you work for a long time.
  如果你在这里工作很长的时间。你肯定会对工作感到厌烦。