This means food is cooked in hot oil or fat. The food becomes brown and crispy. It is a common cooking method.
I like fried eggs for breakfast.
She ate fried chicken with rice.
Used to describe a person who feels very tired or worn out, often after hard work or stress. It is informal language.
After work, I felt totally fried.
She looked fried after her long trip.
This means something stopped working because it got too hot or had an electrical problem. It often refers to devices or parts.
My phone is fried from the water.
The computer got fried in the storm.
Used informally to say someone is very angry or upset. It shows strong feelings against something.
He got fried when he lost the game.
She was fried about the mistake.
This means your mind feels tired, confused, or overwhelmed because of too much thinking or stress. It is informal.
I’m feeling fried after studying all night.
Her brain was fried from too much work.
This is the action of cooking food in hot oil. 'Fried' shows that the cooking is finished and happened in the past.
She fried the potatoes for dinner.
They fried fish at the party.
Used informally to say someone is very drunk or high from drugs. It describes a state where a person is not fully aware.
He was so fried at the party last night.
She felt fried after drinking too much.
