sizzle

UK
/ˈsɪz.əl/
US
/ˈsɪz.əl/
sizzlenoun
sizzles
pl
Translations
The sizzle of the bacon in the pan made my mouth water.
Шипение бекона на сковороде заставило меня сглотнуть слюну.
Definitions
A hissing sound, as of something frying or cooking.
The sizzle of bacon in the pan made everyone's mouth water.
A state or quality of excitement or energy.
The new marketing campaign added some sizzle to the product launch.
sizzleverb
sizzled
Past Simple
sizzled
Past Participle
sizzling
Gerund
UK
/ˈsɪz.əl/
US
/ˈsɪz.əl/
Translations
The sausages sizzle on the grill.
Колбаски жарятся на гриле.
The bacon began to sizzle in the pan.
Бекон начал шипеть на сковороде.
Additional translations
Definitions
To make a hissing sound, as of something frying or cooking.
The bacon began to sizzle in the hot pan.
To be very hot or to burn with intense heat.
The pavement sizzled under the midday sun.
To be very exciting or passionate.
The chemistry between the lead actors sizzled on screen.
To cook (food) quickly at high heat so that it makes a hissing sound.
She sizzled the steak on the cast-iron griddle.
sizzlegerund / present participle
Definitions
Emitting a hissing sound as if frying; extremely hot or exciting.
We stepped into the sizzling desert afternoon.
sizzleadjective
Used attributively in compounds such as 'sizzle reel' to denote something exciting or flashy.
Definitions
Flashy, exciting, or intended to attract attention; used attributively, especially in compounds like 'sizzle reel'.
The agency prepared a sizzle reel to showcase the new series.
sizzleadjective
Used attributively in phrases such as “sizzle reel”, meaning ‘intended to excite or attract attention’.
Definitions
Designed to create excitement or interest; promotional.
The producers cut a three-minute sizzle reel to pitch the series.
sizzlepast participle
Definitions
Cooked quickly at high heat until a hissing sound is produced.
Serve the sizzled vegetables immediately.