煎 | [ jiān ] to pan fry, to sauté |
煎炒 | [ jiān chaǒ ] to lightly fry |
煎炸 | [ jiān zhá ] to fry |
煎炸油 | [ jiān zhá yoú ] frying oil |
煎炸食品 | [ jiān zhá shí pǐn ] fried food |
煎熬 | [ jiān aó ] to suffer, to torture, to torment, ordeal, suffering, torture, torment |
煎牛扒 | [ jiān niú bā ] beef steak |
煎蛋 | [ jiān dàn ] fried egg |
煎蛋卷 | [ jiān dàn juǎn ] omelet |
煎豬扒 | [ jiān zhū bā ] pork steak |
煎鍋 | [ jiān guō ] frying pan |
煎餃 | [ jiān ] fried dumpling |
煎餅 | [ jiān bǐng ] jianbing, a savory Chinese crêpe, pancake, CL:張|张[zhang1] |
⇒ 滾油煎心 | [ gǔn yoú jiān xīn ] to suffer mental anguish (idiom) |
⇒ 焙煎 | [ beì jiān ] to dry and roast over a low fire (tea, chestnuts, seaweed etc), to torrefy |
⇒ 熬煎 | [ aó jiān ] suffering, torture |
⇒ 生煎 | [ shēng jiān ] shengjian, a pan-fried bun filled with meat and juices, a Shanghai specialty |
⇒ 生煎包 | [ shēng jiān baō ] pan-fried dumpling |
⇒ 蚵仔煎 | [ é zǐ jiān ] (Tw) oyster omelette (Taiwanese, Tai-lo pr. [ô-á-tsian]) |