v.用文火炖，煨，充满(难以控制的感情，尤指愤怒)，即将爆发，酝酿
n.即将沸腾状态，文火炖，小火煨

原形：simmer第三人称单数：simmers过去式：simmered过去分词：simmered现在分词：simmering

Mary was still simmering with anger.
玛丽依旧憋着一肚子的怨恨。
His anger was at a simmer.
他的怒火即将爆发。
They decided she needed some time to simmer down.
他们认为她需要些时间来平复情绪。
She left the soup to simmer on the stove for a few hours.
她把汤放在炉子上慢炖了几小时。
The argument had been simmering for weeks before it finally erupted into a full-blown conflict.
争执已经酝酿了几个星期，最后演变成了一场全面的冲突。
He likes to let his ideas simmer in his mind before putting them into words.
他喜欢先把想法在脑海中酝酿一番，然后再表达出来。
After bringing the sauce to a boil, reduce the heat and let it simmer gently.
将酱汁煮沸后，减小火力让它慢慢炖煮。
The tension between the two countries has been simmering under the surface for years.
两国之间的紧张局势已经暗流涌动多年。
She simmered the vegetables until they were tender.
她把蔬菜炖到变软。
The political crisis simmered down after the government agreed to negotiate.
政府同意进行谈判后，政治危机有所缓和。
Let the pot of beans simmer on low heat all day to really bring out their flavor.
让这锅豆子在低温下慢慢炖一整天，以充分释放其风味。
His anger was simmering just beneath the surface during the entire meeting.
整个会议期间，他的愤怒都隐藏在表面之下蠢蠢欲动。
The chef recommends simmering the broth for at least an hour to enhance its richness.
厨师建议至少炖煮肉汤一小时以增加其浓郁度。