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I . boil [bɔɪl] VB intr, trans

boil

II . boil [bɔɪl] N

1. boil no pl:

to bring sth to the boil

2. boil MED:

boil

boil over VB intr

1. boil over FOOD:

boil over

2. boil over situation:

boil over

boil down to VB trans fig

Usage examples with boil

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The material which seals the central electrode to the insulator will boil out.
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Electronic coffee makers boil the water and brew the infusion with little human assistance and sometimes according to a timer.
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This flame up causes the water to boil over.
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Once it is at a rolling boil, so the entire surface is bubbling vigorously, draw off the heat.
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I don't know how that's going to boil down but people have no idea about the support.
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They are generally served at a gathering known as a crawfish boil.
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The reasons for this change are complex but ultimately boil down to two primary factors.
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Lower to a moderate heat and boil the ribs thoroughly, then pick out the green onion and the ginger, leaving the ribs and broth.
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Before using new saucepans or frying pans, first boil a few potato peelings for ten minutes.
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A boil on the gum is called intraoral dental sinus, or more commonly, a gumboil.
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