baking

• She bakes well .
  她善于烘烤食品。
• Baking in air has now been discarded in favour of baking in nitrogen .
  目前在空气中烤焙已被在氮气中烤焙所取代。
• The sun had begun to bake the parking lot, sending heat waves upward .
  太阳已经开始把停车场晒得滚烫，散发出一阵阵的热浪。
• They offered to pay $ 2 a pound for the biggest biscuit baked by a listener .
  他们提出以每磅两美元的价格购买听众烤出的最大饼干。
• In many places surface rocks have been melted, baked by the heat of magma beneath .
  地表岩石在许多地方被地下岩浆热量所熔化、所烘烤。
• One of the last food-processing activities to become industrialized was baking .
  面包和糕饼的焙制，是最后被工业化了的食品加工程序之一。
• According to moore, baking destroyed 47% of the remaining tocopherols in the treated flour .
  依据莫尔的报告，焙烘破坏了处理后面粉中剩余生育酚的47。
• A local authority had purchased it , so that an enormous pie could be baked for an annual fair .
  某地方当局购买此盘旨在能够在一年一度的集市上烘烤巨大的馅饼。
• There was once a woman who baked five pieces for dinner, and she left them in the oven too long .
  从前有位主妇烤了五个馅饼当中饭。馅饼在烤炉里放的时间太长了。
• Traditionally, the term "ceramic" referred to materials produced by baking moist clay to form hard solids .
  习惯上，“陶瓷”一词是指潮湿粘土经烘焙生成的坚硬固体。