brazier

/brey-zher/US // ˈbreɪ ʒər //UK // (ˈbreɪzɪə) //

火炉,火盆,壁炉,炉子

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a metal receptacle for holding live coals or other fuel, as for heating a room.
- : a simple cooking device consisting of a container of live coals covered by a grill or thin metal top upon which the food, usually meat, is placed.

as inbucket

Synonyms

Photos: Remnants of Lives Lost on MH17 Brazier was not “sick.”
One of the relatives of a man who died in the incident has branded Brazier “sick.”
“You whisked in, hard, some egg white and then poured it, bit by bit, onto the yolks in a bowl,” Brazier later recalled.
After the Armistice, Brazier hosted one of her popular pig roasts at Col de la Luère, hiring a clown and a marching band.
Brazier was feared for her ferocious tempers and respected for her exacting standards.
It was then brought to the altar (ara) by the side of which stood a portable brazier (foculus).
In 1799 he placed her in the house of Dr. Rouget on very satisfactory conditions for himself, Brazier.
Morgiana bent over the brazier, blew the smouldering leaves; again the smoke rose thickly.
Another filled his mouth with live coals from a brazier, and walked around blowing out sparks.
Saying this he turned to the brazier and pulled out the iron poker to see that it was becoming red-hot.

/brey-zher/US // ˈbreɪ ʒər //UK // (ˈbreɪzɪə) //

火炉,火盆,壁炉,炉子

n.名词 noun

1
- : a metal receptacle for holding live coals or other fuel, as for heating a room.
- : a simple cooking device consisting of a container of live coals covered by a grill or thin metal top upon which the food, usually meat, is placed.

as inbucket

Synonyms

Photos: Remnants of Lives Lost on MH17 Brazier was not “sick.”
One of the relatives of a man who died in the incident has branded Brazier “sick.”
“You whisked in, hard, some egg white and then poured it, bit by bit, onto the yolks in a bowl,” Brazier later recalled.
After the Armistice, Brazier hosted one of her popular pig roasts at Col de la Luère, hiring a clown and a marching band.
Brazier was feared for her ferocious tempers and respected for her exacting standards.
It was then brought to the altar (ara) by the side of which stood a portable brazier (foculus).
In 1799 he placed her in the house of Dr. Rouget on very satisfactory conditions for himself, Brazier.
Morgiana bent over the brazier, blew the smouldering leaves; again the smoke rose thickly.
Another filled his mouth with live coals from a brazier, and walked around blowing out sparks.
Saying this he turned to the brazier and pulled out the iron poker to see that it was becoming red-hot.