boil

boil
I 1. intransitive verb
1) kochen; (Phys.) sieden

the kettle's boiling — das Wasser [im Kessel] kocht

2) (fig.) [Wasser, Wellen:] schäumen, brodeln
3) (fig.): (be angry) kochen; schäumen (with vor + Dat.)
4) (fig. coll.): (be hot)

I'm boiling — mir ist heiß

be boiling [hot] — sehr heiß sein

2. transitive verb
kochen

boil something dry — etwas verkochen

it is necessary to boil the water — man muss das Wasser abkochen

boiled potatoes — Salzkartoffeln

boil the kettle — das Wasser heiß machen

boiled sweet — (Brit.) hartes [Frucht]bonbon

3. noun
Kochen, das

come to/go off the boil — zu kochen anfangen/aufhören; (fig.) sich zuspitzen/sich wieder beruhigen

bring to the boil — zum Kochen bringen

Phrasal Verbs:
- academic.ru/7972/boil_away">boil away
- boil down
- boil over
- boil up
II noun
(Med.) Furunkel, der
* * *
I [boil] verb
1) (to turn rapidly from liquid to vapour when heated: I'm boiling the water; The water's boiling.) kochen
2) (to cook by boiling in water etc: I've boiled the potatoes.) kochen
- boiler
- boiling-point
- boil down to
- boil over
II [boil] noun
(an inflamed swelling on the skin: His neck is covered with boils.) das Geschwür
* * *
boil
[bɔɪl]
I. n
1. no pl (heat a liquid)
to be on the [or AM at a] \boil kochen
to bring sth to the [or AM a] \boil, to come to the [or AM a] \boil anfangen zu kochen
to let sth come to the [or AM a] \boil etw aufkochen lassen [o zum Kochen [o SCHWEIZ a. Sieden] bringen]
to give sth a \boil etw kochen
to go off the \boil BRIT aufhören zu kochen
2. MED Furunkel m o nt
3.
to go off the \boil BRIT (stop doing sth) abspringen; (lose interest) das Interesse verlieren
II. vi
1. FOOD kochen, SCHWEIZ a. sieden
the potatoes have \boiled dry das ganze Kartoffelwasser ist verkocht
2. CHEM den Siedepunkt erreichen
3. (fig) sea, river brodeln, schäumen
4. (fig fam: anger)
to \boil [or be \boiling] with rage vor Wut kochen fam
5. (fig fam: be hot) stark schwitzen
you'll \boil if you wear that jumper in dem Pullover wirst du dich zu Tode schwitzen fam
6.
to make sb's blood \boil jdn aufregen
III. vt
to \boil sth
1. (heat) etw kochen
\boil the water before you drink it koch das Wasser ab, bevor du es trinkst; (fig)
Jane can't \boil an egg Jane kann gerade mal ein Spiegelei in die Pfanne hauen fam
2. (bring to boil) etw zum Kochen [o SCHWEIZ a. Sieden] bringen
to \boil the kettle den Kessel heiß machen
3. (wash) etw [aus]kochen
* * *
I [bɔɪl]
n (MED)
Furunkel m II
1. vi
1) (lit) kochen; (water also, PHYS) sieden

the kettle was boiling — das Wasser im Kessel kochte

boiling oil — siedendes Öl

allow to boil gently (Cook) — langsam kochen

to let the kettle boil dry — das Wasser im Kessel verkochen lassen

2) (fig inf

= be hot) boiling hot water — kochend heißes Wasser

it was boiling (hot) in the office — es war eine Affenhitze im Büro (inf)

I was boiling (hot) — mir war fürchterlich heiß

you'll boil in that sweater — in dem Pullover schwitzt du dich ja tot (inf)

3) (fig inf: be angry) kochen, schäumen (with vor +dat)
4) (fig sea, river) brodeln, tosen
2. vt
kochen

boiled/hard boiled egg — weich/hart gekochtes Ei

boiled potatoes — Salzkartoffeln pl

3. n

boil — etw aufkochen lassen

to keep sth on the boil — etw kochen or sieden lassen

to be on/come to/go off the boil — kochen/zu kochen anfangen/aufhören

* * *
boil1 [bɔıl] s MED Geschwür n, Furunkel m, auch n, Eiterbeule f
boil2 [bɔıl]
A s
1. Kochen n, Sieden n:
be on the boil kochen;
bring to the boil zum Kochen bringen;
come to the boil
a) zu kochen anfangen,
b) auch be brought to the boil umg seinen Höhepunkt erreichen;
go off the boil zu kochen aufhören;
he went off the boil umg sein Interesse kühlte ab, er verlor die Lust;
keep on the boil
a) kochen lassen,
b) umg hinhalten, vertrösten
2. Brodeln n, Tosen n (des Meeres etc)
B v/i
1. kochen, sieden:
the kettle (the water) is boiling der Kessel (das Wasser) kocht; kettle 1, pot1 A 1
2. brodeln, tosen (Meer etc)
3. fig kochen, schäumen (beide:
with rage vor Wut)
C v/t kochen (lassen):
boil sth too long etwas zu lange kochen lassen;
boil sb sth jemandem etwas kochen;
boil eggs Eier kochen;
boil clothes Wäsche (aus)kochen; pulp A 5
* * *
I 1. intransitive verb
1) kochen; (Phys.) sieden

the kettle's boiling — das Wasser [im Kessel] kocht

2) (fig.) [Wasser, Wellen:] schäumen, brodeln
3) (fig.): (be angry) kochen; schäumen (with vor + Dat.)
4) (fig. coll.): (be hot)

I'm boiling — mir ist heiß

be boiling [hot] — sehr heiß sein

2. transitive verb
kochen

boil something dry — etwas verkochen

it is necessary to boil the water — man muss das Wasser abkochen

boiled potatoes — Salzkartoffeln

boil the kettle — das Wasser heiß machen

boiled sweet — (Brit.) hartes [Frucht]bonbon

3. noun
Kochen, das

come to/go off the boil — zu kochen anfangen/aufhören; (fig.) sich zuspitzen/sich wieder beruhigen

bring to the boil — zum Kochen bringen

Phrasal Verbs:
II noun
(Med.) Furunkel, der
* * *
v.
kochen v.
sieden v.
(§ p.,pp.: sott, ist/hat gesotten)

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