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🔑boilboil1 /bɔɪl / verb - [intransitive](used about a liquid) to reach a high temperature where bubbles rise to the surface and the liquid changes to a gas（液体）沸腾，达到沸点◆Water boils at 212°F, or 100°C.水在 212 华氏度（即 100 摄氏度）沸腾。◆The pot's boiling (= the water inside the pot).那壶水烧开了。
- [transitive] to heat a liquid until it boils and let it keep boiling煮沸；煮开◆Boil all drinking water for five minutes.把所有的饮用水烧开五分钟。
- [intransitive, transitive] to cook in boiling water用开水煮◆to boil an egg煮鸡蛋◆Put the potatoes on to boil.把土豆煮上。
- [intransitive](used about a person) to feel very angry（人）非常气愤，大怒◆She was boiling with rage.她怒不可遏。
 ●boil down to sthto have something as the most important point归结为；概括为◆What it all boils down to is that you don't want to spend too much money.归根到底是你不愿花太多钱。●boil over- (used about a liquid) to boil and flow over the sides of a pan（液体）煮溢，潽◆Don't let the soup boil over.别把汤煮潽了。
- (used about an argument or someone's feelings) to become more serious or angry（争吵或情绪）恶化，怒不可遏◆Tensions boiled over and the argument became a fist fight.事态越发严重，口舌之争演变成大打出手。
boilboil2 /bɔɪl / noun - [singular] (
general science科学) an act or period of boiling; the point at which a liquid boils煮沸；沸腾；沸点◆ Bring the soup to a boil.把汤煮开。◆The sauce will get thicker as it comes to a boil.汤汁沸腾后会变得更稠。
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health医疗保健) a small, painful swelling under your skin, with a red or yellow top疖；皮下脓肿；黄水疮
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