When the weather is broiling, it is so hot that you feel cooked. People say a broiling afternoon, broiling sun, a broiling day. It is a picture-word: the heat is doing to you what strong heat does to meat.

When當 the weather天氣 is broiling很broiling的時候, it它 是這麼 so hot熱, that以至於 你你 feel覺得 cooked像被煮熟了一樣. People人們 say會說 a broiling afternoon一個broiling的下午, broiling sun炙熱的太陽, a broiling day炙熱的一天. It它 是 a picture-word一個畫面感很強的字: the heat熱度 is doing to you對你做的事 what強烈的熱對肉做的事 strong heat does to meat.

You hear it more in American English; British speakers more often say scorching or baking. It is informal, and newspapers like it when they want the weather to sound dramatic.

You你 hear it會聽到這個字 more in American English更常在美式英語裡; British speakers英國人 more often say更常說 scorching或baking. It它 是 informal非正式的, and而 newspapers報紙 like it喜歡用它 when想要 they want the weather讓天氣聽起來 to sound dramatic很戲劇化的時候.

Though actually, the same -ing word is also just the ordinary cooking word: broiling a fish is cooking it under a strong heat from above (what British English calls grilling). That is a different job for the same shape. This entry is the weather one.

It它 是 informal非正式的, and而 newspapers報紙 like it喜歡用它 when想要 they want the weather讓天氣聽起來 to sound dramatic很戲劇化的時候. Though actually不過事實上, the same -ing word同一個-ing的字 is also也是 just the ordinary cooking word一個普通的烹飪用字: broiling a fish把魚broiling is是 cooking it把它煮 under a strong heat from above用上方的強烈高溫 (what British English calls grilling英式英語稱為grilling的做法). That那 是 a different job一個不同的意思 for the same shape用同一個字形. This entry這個條目 是講的是 the weather one天氣的那個意思.