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fry

/fraɪ/

fry over

fry up

fryverb

fried

Past Simple

fried

Past Participle

frying

Gerund

/fraɪ/

Translations

жарить

I will fry the eggs for breakfast.

Я буду жарить яйца на завтрак.

Additional translations

подрумянить

обжарить

Definitions

To cook food in hot fat or oil, typically in a shallow pan.

She decided to fry the chicken until it was golden brown.

To be cooked in hot fat or oil.

The fish will fry quickly in the hot oil.

To destroy or damage something with excessive heat or electricity.

The power surge fried the computer's motherboard.

Slang. To execute (a person) by means of the electric chair.

Many believed he would fry for his crimes.

Synonyms

frynoun

fries

/fraɪ/

Translations

жарка

The fry of the fish was perfect, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.

Жарка рыбы была идеальной, с хрустящей корочкой снаружи и нежной внутри.

мальки

The pond is full of fry, which will grow into adult fish.

Пруд полон мальков, которые вырастут во взрослых рыб.

Additional translations

жареное

жаркое

Definitions

A young fish, especially one that has just hatched.

The pond was teeming with fry, indicating a successful breeding season.

A social gathering or event where food is fried and served, often outdoors.

We attended a fish fry at the community park last weekend.

A thin strip of potato that has been deep-fried until crisp; a French fry.

He grabbed a fry from the basket while it was still hot.

Synonyms

fryadjective

/fraɪ/

Used attributively before nouns to denote relation to frying (e.g., fry pan, fry cook).

Definitions

Relating to or intended for frying; used before another noun to denote something used in the process of frying.

She reached for the fry pan hanging above the stove.

Synonyms

newly hatched