grease

Word family adjectivegreaselessgreasygreaseproofnoungreasergreasinessgreaseballgreasebandgreasewoodgreasy spoongreaseadverbgreasily

Related topics: Cooking, Technology, Daily life

grease1 /ɡriːs/ noun [uncountableU]

1. DFCa fatty or oily substance that comes off meat when it is cooked, or off food made using butter or oil 〔肉或食物中的〕油脂

2. TDa thick oily substance that is put on the moving parts of a car, machine etc to make it run or move smoothly 润滑油

3. an oily substance that is produced by your skin 〔皮肤上的〕油脂

→ elbow grease at elbow1(3)

Examples from the Corpus

grease• Class B for flammable liquids like gasoline, oil, and grease.• During everyday wear and tear, the carpet pile becomes coated with airborne oils and grease from footwear and pets.• There should not be any grease in the front wheel bearings, they are lubricated with the oil in the swivel housings.• bacon grease• Sunflower and grapeseed varieties are light and therefore particularly good for frying, leaving food crisp and free from grease.• Of jaundiced varnish, wood-smoke, grease, candle-wax, cigarette smoke and fly-shit.• I have been told by the previous owner that he filled the hubs with grease instead of oil.• Brush the paper lightly with grease. 1 Brush the edges of the basin well with grease.

词汇	grease
释义	grease Word family adjectivegreaselessgreasygreaseproofnoungreasergreasinessgreaseballgreasebandgreasewoodgreasy spoongreaseadverbgreasily Related topics: Cooking, Technology, Daily life grease1 /ɡriːs/ noun [uncountableU] 1. DFCa fatty or oily substance that comes off meat when it is cooked, or off food made using butter or oil 〔肉或食物中的〕油脂 2. TDa thick oily substance that is put on the moving parts of a car, machine etc to make it run or move smoothly 润滑油 3. an oily substance that is produced by your skin 〔皮肤上的〕油脂 → elbow grease at elbow1(3) Examples from the Corpus grease• Class B for flammable liquids like gasoline, oil, and grease.• During everyday wear and tear, the carpet pile becomes coated with airborne oils and grease from footwear and pets.• There should not be any grease in the front wheel bearings, they are lubricated with the oil in the swivel housings.• bacon grease• Sunflower and grapeseed varieties are light and therefore particularly good for frying, leaving food crisp and free from grease.• Of jaundiced varnish, wood-smoke, grease, candle-wax, cigarette smoke and fly-shit.• I have been told by the previous owner that he filled the hubs with grease instead of oil.• Brush the paper lightly with grease. 1 Brush the edges of the basin well with grease. Related topics: Cooking, Technology grease2 verb [transitiveT] 1 DFCTto put butter, grease etc on a pan etc to prevent food from sticking to it 给…涂油 Grease the pan before you pour the batter in. 先在锅底涂上油，然后倒入面糊。 a greased baking tray 抹过油的烤盘 2 grease somebody’s palm PAY FORto give someone money in a secret or dishonest way in order to persuade them to do something 向某人行贿，买通某人 Joseph was able to grease a few palms, thus helping his brother to escape. 约瑟夫买通了几个人，帮助他兄弟逃了出来。 3. like greased lightning informalFAST/QUICK extremely fast 闪电般地，非常快地 Examples from the Corpus like greased lightning• They expect the bill to move through Congress like greased lightning.• The following passage exemplifies, for Rees, macho characteristics: Clogger moved like greased lightning. Examples from the Corpus grease• Luckily Joseph was able to grease a few palms, thus helping his brother to escape.• With some you have to grease the wheels more liberally.• I had connections and might be able to grease their way through tight places.• Make sure it was all greased up with pomade, then rub it across the upholstery. Greasen n(1978) an American musical (=a film that uses singing and dancing to tell a story), in which John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John appear, about young people in school in the 1950s and their romantic relationships From Longman Business Dictionary greasegrease /griːs/ verb informal 1grease somebody’s palm to give someone money in a secret or dishonest way in order to persuade them to do something The chairman finally admitted that he, too, was forced to grease a few palms along the way. 2grease the wheels to help a person, organization, system etc to work better, especially in order to get an advantage By exempting pension funds and unit trusts from income tax, the chancellor has done a lot to grease the wheels of the City’s securities business. Origin grease1 (1200-1300) Old French craisse, graisse, from Latin crassus “thick, fat”
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