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

He will be fairly browned off unless you come back right away!
你要是不马上回来他可真火了！
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。
Diced lobster mixed with Mornay sauce placed back in the shell and sprinkled with grated cheese and browned.
切成方块的龙虾，与茅内沙司混合放回贝壳里，上撒一层碎干酪，然后做成褐色。
He was a bit browned off with the job.
他对那工作有点厌烦。
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。
Sorry, I'm just thoroughly browned off.
抱歉，我只是烦透了。
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。
Why should you feel browned off? You're supposed to be on holiday.
为什么你要感到厌烦？你现在应该算是在度假。
Or dry fry ( without any oil) in a non-stick skillet until browned and slightly crisp.
抑或烧热不沾锅，无油将其炒至金黄香脆。