grill
noun [ C ] uk/ɡrɪl/ us/ɡrɪl/
B1 UK (US broiler)（炉具的）烤架，焙盘
the surface in a cookerthat can be heated to very high temperatures and under which you put food to be cooked
B1 （置于火上的）烤架
a frame of metal bars over a fire on which food can be put to be cooked
mainly US烧烤店，烧烤餐馆
an informal restaurant that sells grilled food such as hamburgers, steak, and chicken
grill
verb [ T ] uk/ɡrɪl/ us/ɡrɪl/
(COOK)
B1 （在火焰或烧热的煤上）烧烤
to cook food over fire or hot coals, usually on a metal frame
Dad was grilling chicken in the back yard. 爸爸在后院烤鸡。
B1 UK (US broil)（将食物置于烤箱中温度极高的炙烤架下）烧烤，烤制
to cook something under a very hot surface in a cooker
I'll grill the bacon rather than fry it. 我会炙烤培根，而不是油煎。
(QUESTION)
盘问，审问
to ask someone a lot of questions for a long time
After being grilled by the police for two days, Johnson signed a confession. 被警方审问了两天后，约翰逊在供状上签字认罪。
Her parents would grill her about where she'd been. 她父母会盘问她到哪儿去了。