名詞 boiling:

1. the application of heat to change something from a liquid to a gas
2. cooking in a liquid that has been brought to a boil
   同義詞：stewing, simmering

動詞 boil:

1. come to the boiling point and change from a liquid to vapor
   同義詞：boil
2. cook in boiling liquid
   同義詞：boil
3. bring to, or maintain at, the boiling point
   同義詞：boil
4. be agitated
   同義詞：churn, boil, moil, roil
5. be in an agitated emotional state
   同義詞：seethe, boil

副詞 boiling:

1. extremely

1. The kettle is boiling.
   壺里的水開了。
2. The solution of sugar was boiling down.
   糖水煎濃成為糖漿。
3. These vegetables have been boiling too long; they're cooked to a pulp.
   這些蔬菜煮的時間太長了，都煮成糊了。
4. When the meat is boiling, remove the scum.
   當(dāng)肉煮沸時，把浮在上面的浮渣撇掉。
5. I am boiling the milk.
   我正在煮牛奶。
6. The condition or act of boiling.
   煮，沸騰沸騰的狀態(tài)或煮的動作
7. A confection made of nut kernels, especially almonds or pecans, stirred in boiling sugar syrup until crisp and brown.
   干果糖用干果仁，尤指杏仁或山核桃仁在沸騰的糖漿里攪拌直至發(fā)焦變脆而制成的蜜餞
8. The state or process of boiling.
   沸騰沸騰的狀態(tài)或過程

boil.ing

adj.（形容詞）
Heated to or past the boiling point:
到沸點的，沸騰的：加熱至或加熱超過沸點的：
例句：
a kettle of boiling water.
一壺開水

Very angry or upset; seething.
極為憤怒，非常激動的；火冒三丈的，激憤的
adv.（副詞）
Used as an intensive:
極其，非常：用作加強語氣的詞：
例句：
fainted because it was boiling hot; boiling mad over the mistake.
因天氣炎熱而昏倒；對犯錯極為惱火