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skewered

/ˈskjuː.əd/

/ˈskjuː.ɚd/

skeweredpast participle

/ˈskjuːəd/

/ˈskjuːərd/

More precise classification: past-participle adjective derived from the verb "skewer"; normally not gradable.

Traducciones

embrochéEn cuisine, pour des aliments piqués sur une broche ou une pique.

The skewered vegetables were grilled to perfection.

Les légumes embrochés ont été grillés à la perfection.

Traducciones adicionales

empaléPlus littéral et plus rare, pour une personne ou un animal transpercé par une tige pointue.

Definiciones

Pierced or impaled with a skewer or similar object.

The skewered vegetables were grilled to perfection.

skewerverb

skewered

Past Simple

skewered

Past Simple

skewered

Past Participle

skewering

Gerund

/ˈskjuː.ə/

/ˈskjuː.ɚ/

Traducciones

embrocher

She skewered the pieces of chicken and vegetables before placing them on the grill.

Elle a embroché les morceaux de poulet et les légumes avant de les placer sur le grill.

Traducciones adicionales

enfilerÉchecs.

brocarderSoutenu; pour critiquer ou tourner en dérision vivement.

Definiciones

To pierce or hold together with a skewer or similar object.

She skewered the pieces of chicken and vegetables before placing them on the grill.

To criticize or ridicule sharply and effectively.

The comedian skewered the politician's policies during the stand-up routine.

In chess, to attack a more valuable piece so that it must move and reveals a less valuable piece behind it for capture.

He skewered the queen with his bishop and captured the rook on the next move.

Sinónimos

skewernoun

Definiciones

A long, thin piece of wood or metal used for holding pieces of food, typically meat, together during cooking.

She threaded the chicken and vegetables onto a skewer before placing them on the grill.

In chess, a tactical situation in which an attacked more valuable piece must move, exposing a less valuable piece behind it to capture.

The bishop executed a skewer, forcing the queen to move and leaving the rook unprotected.