Definition of roaster in English:

roaster

noun ˈrəʊstəˈroʊstər

1A container, oven, furnace, or apparatus for roasting something.
烘烤容器；烘焙器；烤箱；烤炉；烤具
my mother used to cook poultry in an oval-lidded roaster
Example sentencesExamples
- A reverberating furnace with two hearths heated a roaster to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit to calcine the ore.
- Such improvements allow them to sell the beans directly to Equal Exchange at full price, rather than outsourcing to a middleman with a roaster or mill.
- Women sell everything from tomatoes, chillies and betel to clay coffee roasters and straw sleeping mats.
- On the deck was a large picnic table, and just before the deck was a spot for a campfire and a pig roaster and grill.
- Seasonal Sardinian and Sicilian chestnut roasters were busy in the square, and we had time to reflect on the long journey.
- An antique peanut roaster that he'd bought for $250, and that failed to sell at the mall or at local auction, went for $2,950 at an online auction house.
- She takes them and dumps them unceremoniously into the roaster, seasons the meat and puts the lid on.
- The two of them took the heavy iron roaster from the oven and set it on the metal rack protecting the counter top.
- The roaster has since been moved to another location, and in its place is a welcoming fireplace, giving the shop a cozy, living room-like feel.
- High-grade ore is still refined in roasters and mills, but the low-grade stuff goes into leach heaps, huge hills of pulverized ore mounded atop plastic liners.
1. 1.1 A person or company that processes coffee beans.
  （咖啡豆）烘焙者；烤炙者；烘焙公司
  he set up his own business as a tea dealer and coffee roaster
  Example sentencesExamples
  He's even gone so far as to break down the standard 152-pound bag of beans into 50-pound boxes made from recycled materials so that growers and roasters alike will have an easier time lifting his merchandise.
  Partnering between individual farms, farmer cooperatives, and specialty roasters is also a desirable effort to support small independent farmers and cooperatives.
  The place I worked at was called ‘Mocha Blues,’ and it was one of the best coffee roasters in town.
  The company had recently launched a Fair Trade line, getting its beans from one of those less-than-100% roasters.
  Hailing from Vancouver, B.C., he can most often be found at the local farmer's markets or independent coffee roasters.
  The Pacific Northwest-based coffee roaster accuses chemicals used on coffee farms of ‘killing lakes and streams.’
  In Kona, it seems like everyone has some green beans lying around - not enough to take to the commercial roasters, who usually have a forty-pound minimum.
  Perfect java begins with roasters who know how to cook a coffee bean.
  Independent roasters can buy Fair Trade and other value-added coffees to illustrate our solidarity with the independent farmers.
  We're not drinking more, but the coffee shops and big roasters are certainly making more.
  Last year, the company joined TransFair, an organization that guarantees that farmers will receive most of the $1.26 per pound that coffee roasters pay for high-quality beans.
  Many roasters prefer the French Press technique because it comes closest to the way coffee is ‘cupped,’ or graded for quality.
  Some firmers will sell directly to roasters either in Kona or elsewhere.
  Giveaway products included copies of food and wind magazines; gourmet pasta; and fresh-ground coffee from the ‘southernmost coffee roasters in America’.
  Fair Trade, however, is limited to small producers on farms averaging 12 acres who belong to small cooperatives, which excludes many socially conscious coffee roasters and importers.
2. 1.2 A foodstuff that is particularly suitable for roasting, especially a chicken.
  适于烧烤的食物（尤指鸡）
  if you are using a roaster instead of a boiler, 45 to 50 minutes will cook it
  Example sentencesExamples
  The roasters didn't have that weird yellow color like many commercial chickens.
  In this part of the country, fryers have squeezed roasters out of existence in food markets.
  They are dual-purpose birds that lay eggs well and produce good roasters reasonably fast.

Rhymes

boaster, coaster, poster, toaster

Definition of roaster in US English:

roaster

nounˈroʊstərˈrōstər

1A container, oven, furnace, or apparatus for roasting something.
烘烤容器；烘焙器；烤箱；烤炉；烤具
Example sentencesExamples
- Seasonal Sardinian and Sicilian chestnut roasters were busy in the square, and we had time to reflect on the long journey.
- She takes them and dumps them unceremoniously into the roaster, seasons the meat and puts the lid on.
- The roaster has since been moved to another location, and in its place is a welcoming fireplace, giving the shop a cozy, living room-like feel.
- A reverberating furnace with two hearths heated a roaster to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit to calcine the ore.
- The two of them took the heavy iron roaster from the oven and set it on the metal rack protecting the counter top.
- Women sell everything from tomatoes, chillies and betel to clay coffee roasters and straw sleeping mats.
- An antique peanut roaster that he'd bought for $250, and that failed to sell at the mall or at local auction, went for $2,950 at an online auction house.
- High-grade ore is still refined in roasters and mills, but the low-grade stuff goes into leach heaps, huge hills of pulverized ore mounded atop plastic liners.
- On the deck was a large picnic table, and just before the deck was a spot for a campfire and a pig roaster and grill.
- Such improvements allow them to sell the beans directly to Equal Exchange at full price, rather than outsourcing to a middleman with a roaster or mill.
1. 1.1 A person or company that processes coffee beans.
  （咖啡豆）烘焙者；烤炙者；烘焙公司
  he set up his own business as a tea dealer and coffee roaster
  Example sentencesExamples
  Giveaway products included copies of food and wind magazines; gourmet pasta; and fresh-ground coffee from the ‘southernmost coffee roasters in America’.
  Fair Trade, however, is limited to small producers on farms averaging 12 acres who belong to small cooperatives, which excludes many socially conscious coffee roasters and importers.
  Independent roasters can buy Fair Trade and other value-added coffees to illustrate our solidarity with the independent farmers.
  He's even gone so far as to break down the standard 152-pound bag of beans into 50-pound boxes made from recycled materials so that growers and roasters alike will have an easier time lifting his merchandise.
  In Kona, it seems like everyone has some green beans lying around - not enough to take to the commercial roasters, who usually have a forty-pound minimum.
  Many roasters prefer the French Press technique because it comes closest to the way coffee is ‘cupped,’ or graded for quality.
  Hailing from Vancouver, B.C., he can most often be found at the local farmer's markets or independent coffee roasters.
  The place I worked at was called ‘Mocha Blues,’ and it was one of the best coffee roasters in town.
  Perfect java begins with roasters who know how to cook a coffee bean.
  The Pacific Northwest-based coffee roaster accuses chemicals used on coffee farms of ‘killing lakes and streams.’
  The company had recently launched a Fair Trade line, getting its beans from one of those less-than-100% roasters.
  Last year, the company joined TransFair, an organization that guarantees that farmers will receive most of the $1.26 per pound that coffee roasters pay for high-quality beans.
  Some firmers will sell directly to roasters either in Kona or elsewhere.
  We're not drinking more, but the coffee shops and big roasters are certainly making more.
  Partnering between individual farms, farmer cooperatives, and specialty roasters is also a desirable effort to support small independent farmers and cooperatives.
2. 1.2 A foodstuff that is particularly suitable for roasting, especially a chicken.
  适于烧烤的食物（尤指鸡）
  Example sentencesExamples
  The roasters didn't have that weird yellow color like many commercial chickens.
  They are dual-purpose birds that lay eggs well and produce good roasters reasonably fast.
  In this part of the country, fryers have squeezed roasters out of existence in food markets.

单词	roaster
释义	Definition of roaster in English: roaster noun ˈrəʊstəˈroʊstər 1A container, oven, furnace, or apparatus for roasting something. 烘烤容器；烘焙器；烤箱；烤炉；烤具 my mother used to cook poultry in an oval-lidded roaster Example sentencesExamples A reverberating furnace with two hearths heated a roaster to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit to calcine the ore. Such improvements allow them to sell the beans directly to Equal Exchange at full price, rather than outsourcing to a middleman with a roaster or mill. Women sell everything from tomatoes, chillies and betel to clay coffee roasters and straw sleeping mats. On the deck was a large picnic table, and just before the deck was a spot for a campfire and a pig roaster and grill. Seasonal Sardinian and Sicilian chestnut roasters were busy in the square, and we had time to reflect on the long journey. An antique peanut roaster that he'd bought for $250, and that failed to sell at the mall or at local auction, went for $2,950 at an online auction house. She takes them and dumps them unceremoniously into the roaster, seasons the meat and puts the lid on. The two of them took the heavy iron roaster from the oven and set it on the metal rack protecting the counter top. The roaster has since been moved to another location, and in its place is a welcoming fireplace, giving the shop a cozy, living room-like feel. High-grade ore is still refined in roasters and mills, but the low-grade stuff goes into leach heaps, huge hills of pulverized ore mounded atop plastic liners. 1.1 A person or company that processes coffee beans. （咖啡豆）烘焙者；烤炙者；烘焙公司 he set up his own business as a tea dealer and coffee roaster Example sentencesExamples He's even gone so far as to break down the standard 152-pound bag of beans into 50-pound boxes made from recycled materials so that growers and roasters alike will have an easier time lifting his merchandise. Partnering between individual farms, farmer cooperatives, and specialty roasters is also a desirable effort to support small independent farmers and cooperatives. The place I worked at was called ‘Mocha Blues,’ and it was one of the best coffee roasters in town. The company had recently launched a Fair Trade line, getting its beans from one of those less-than-100% roasters. Hailing from Vancouver, B.C., he can most often be found at the local farmer's markets or independent coffee roasters. The Pacific Northwest-based coffee roaster accuses chemicals used on coffee farms of ‘killing lakes and streams.’ In Kona, it seems like everyone has some green beans lying around - not enough to take to the commercial roasters, who usually have a forty-pound minimum. Perfect java begins with roasters who know how to cook a coffee bean. Independent roasters can buy Fair Trade and other value-added coffees to illustrate our solidarity with the independent farmers. We're not drinking more, but the coffee shops and big roasters are certainly making more. Last year, the company joined TransFair, an organization that guarantees that farmers will receive most of the $1.26 per pound that coffee roasters pay for high-quality beans. Many roasters prefer the French Press technique because it comes closest to the way coffee is ‘cupped,’ or graded for quality. Some firmers will sell directly to roasters either in Kona or elsewhere. Giveaway products included copies of food and wind magazines; gourmet pasta; and fresh-ground coffee from the ‘southernmost coffee roasters in America’. Fair Trade, however, is limited to small producers on farms averaging 12 acres who belong to small cooperatives, which excludes many socially conscious coffee roasters and importers. 1.2 A foodstuff that is particularly suitable for roasting, especially a chicken. 适于烧烤的食物（尤指鸡） if you are using a roaster instead of a boiler, 45 to 50 minutes will cook it Example sentencesExamples The roasters didn't have that weird yellow color like many commercial chickens. In this part of the country, fryers have squeezed roasters out of existence in food markets. They are dual-purpose birds that lay eggs well and produce good roasters reasonably fast. Rhymes boaster, coaster, poster, toaster Definition of roaster in US English: roaster nounˈroʊstərˈrōstər 1A container, oven, furnace, or apparatus for roasting something. 烘烤容器；烘焙器；烤箱；烤炉；烤具 Example sentencesExamples Seasonal Sardinian and Sicilian chestnut roasters were busy in the square, and we had time to reflect on the long journey. She takes them and dumps them unceremoniously into the roaster, seasons the meat and puts the lid on. The roaster has since been moved to another location, and in its place is a welcoming fireplace, giving the shop a cozy, living room-like feel. A reverberating furnace with two hearths heated a roaster to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit to calcine the ore. The two of them took the heavy iron roaster from the oven and set it on the metal rack protecting the counter top. Women sell everything from tomatoes, chillies and betel to clay coffee roasters and straw sleeping mats. An antique peanut roaster that he'd bought for $250, and that failed to sell at the mall or at local auction, went for $2,950 at an online auction house. High-grade ore is still refined in roasters and mills, but the low-grade stuff goes into leach heaps, huge hills of pulverized ore mounded atop plastic liners. On the deck was a large picnic table, and just before the deck was a spot for a campfire and a pig roaster and grill. Such improvements allow them to sell the beans directly to Equal Exchange at full price, rather than outsourcing to a middleman with a roaster or mill. 1.1 A person or company that processes coffee beans. （咖啡豆）烘焙者；烤炙者；烘焙公司 he set up his own business as a tea dealer and coffee roaster Example sentencesExamples Giveaway products included copies of food and wind magazines; gourmet pasta; and fresh-ground coffee from the ‘southernmost coffee roasters in America’. Fair Trade, however, is limited to small producers on farms averaging 12 acres who belong to small cooperatives, which excludes many socially conscious coffee roasters and importers. Independent roasters can buy Fair Trade and other value-added coffees to illustrate our solidarity with the independent farmers. He's even gone so far as to break down the standard 152-pound bag of beans into 50-pound boxes made from recycled materials so that growers and roasters alike will have an easier time lifting his merchandise. In Kona, it seems like everyone has some green beans lying around - not enough to take to the commercial roasters, who usually have a forty-pound minimum. Many roasters prefer the French Press technique because it comes closest to the way coffee is ‘cupped,’ or graded for quality. Hailing from Vancouver, B.C., he can most often be found at the local farmer's markets or independent coffee roasters. The place I worked at was called ‘Mocha Blues,’ and it was one of the best coffee roasters in town. Perfect java begins with roasters who know how to cook a coffee bean. The Pacific Northwest-based coffee roaster accuses chemicals used on coffee farms of ‘killing lakes and streams.’ The company had recently launched a Fair Trade line, getting its beans from one of those less-than-100% roasters. Last year, the company joined TransFair, an organization that guarantees that farmers will receive most of the $1.26 per pound that coffee roasters pay for high-quality beans. Some firmers will sell directly to roasters either in Kona or elsewhere. We're not drinking more, but the coffee shops and big roasters are certainly making more. Partnering between individual farms, farmer cooperatives, and specialty roasters is also a desirable effort to support small independent farmers and cooperatives. 1.2 A foodstuff that is particularly suitable for roasting, especially a chicken. 适于烧烤的食物（尤指鸡） Example sentencesExamples The roasters didn't have that weird yellow color like many commercial chickens. They are dual-purpose birds that lay eggs well and produce good roasters reasonably fast. In this part of the country, fryers have squeezed roasters out of existence in food markets.
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