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fry1 US English

cook (food) in hot fat or oil, typically in a shallow pan

fry2 US English

young fish, especially when newly hatched

Fry, Christopher US English

(1907–2005), English playwright; full name Christopher Harris Fry. He is known chiefly for his comic verse dramas, especially The Lady’s Not for Burning (1948) and Venus Observed (1950)

Fry, Elizabeth US English

(1780–1845), English Quaker prison reformer, a leading figure in the early 19th-century campaign for penal reform

Fry, Roger US English

(1866–1934), English art critic and painter; full name Roger Eliot Fry. He argued for an aesthetics of pure form, regarding content as incidental

fry-up US English

a dish of various types of fried food

dry-fry US English

fry (food) in a pan without fat or oil

pan-fry US English

fry in a pan in a small amount of fat

deep-fry US English

fry (food) in an amount of fat or oil sufficient to cover it completely

flash-fry US English

fry (food) briefly and at a very high temperature

small fry US English

young fish, animals, or children

stir-fry US English

fry (meat, fish, or vegetables) rapidly over a high heat while stirring briskly

lamb's fry US English

lamb’s offal as food, in particular:

have other or bigger fish to fry in fish1 US English

have other (or more important) matters to attend to

frying pan (also frypan) US English

a shallow pan with a long handle, used for cooking food in hot fat or oil

French fries (also French fried potatoes) US English

potatoes cut into strips and deep-fried

Roger Eliot Fry in Fry, Roger US English

(1866–1934), English art critic and painter; full name Roger Eliot Fry. He argued for an aesthetics of pure form, regarding content as incidental

Christopher Harris Fry in Fry, Christopher US English

(1907–2005), English playwright; full name Christopher Harris Fry. He is known chiefly for his comic verse dramas, especially The Lady’s Not for Burning (1948) and Venus Observed (1950)

fry English-French

faire frire

fry1 English-German

braten

fry1 English-Italian

small fry

fry2 English-Italian

friggere

fry1 English-Spanish

freír*

fry2 English-Spanish

papas, papas

pan-fry English-German

[in der Pfanne] braten

pan-fry English-Italian

friggere

deep-fry English-French

faire frire

stir-fry English-French

sauté m

stir-fry English-Italian

saltare in padella

deep-fry English-Spanish

freír*en abundante aceite

stir-fry English-Spanish

freír en poco aceite y revolviendo constantemente

small fry in fry2 English-German

unbedeutende Leute

small fry in fry1 English-Italian

pesce m piccolo