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Barbecue English

Roast met is roast met in English, bake is a verb to roast barbecue and a general term for barbecue, and the noun is barbecue; Grilledmeat is passive barbecue, and the noun barbecue is barbecue.

1, barbecue third person singular: barbecue, plural: barbecue, present participle: barbecue, past tense: barbecue, past participle: barbecue.

2. Barbecue, English words, nouns and words, which mean "barbecue" when used as nouns; When used as a verb, barbecue means "barbecue; Barbecue. "

3,roastv。 [I,T] 1。 Roast, roast, bake (meat, etc). ) 2. exposure; Bake v.[T] 1. Roast, bake and stir-fry (nuts, beans, etc.). Be very angry (with sb). ) and severely criticized n. 1. Barbecue 2. (often used in combination) family.

4、meatn。 1。 (Edible) meat (especially that of mammals). The edible parts of beauty (fruits, walnuts, eggs, etc.). ), meat 3. Old (especially hard) food. Content, substance and gist; Main part; Material for thinking.