barbecue
Pronunciation: [ˈbɑːrbɪkjuː]
Word
Context: “food”
(noun) a cooking method where food, usually meat, is cooked slowly over a fire or hot coals, often flavored with a special sauce. It’s popular for outdoor gatherings and parties.
Example
We had a barbecue in the backyard last weekend and everyone loved the ribs.
Example
This is not a barbecue; it’s just grilled vegetables.
Example
Are we having a barbecue at the park this Saturday?
Context: “event”
(noun) a social gathering where people cook and eat food together, usually outdoors. It is a fun way to spend time with family and friends.
Example
The neighborhood barbecue was a great way to meet new people.
Example
I wasn’t invited to the barbecue, so I missed out on the fun.
Example
When is the next barbecue at your friend’s house?
Context: “cooking”
(verb) to cook food over a fire or on a grill. This can include marinating the food in sauce or seasoning it before cooking.
Example
I love to barbecue chicken on hot summer days.
Example
We cannot barbecue inside the house because it’s dangerous.
Example
Can you barbecue the steak for dinner tonight?
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