### 英文 slang: cooked #### 中文 slang: 炒作过的 or 醉了 1. **cooked** (verb, informal) - **Explanation:** When something is described as "cooked," it typically means the item has been tampered with, faked, or altered to appear better or more valuable than it really is. This term is often used in the context of goods, data, or even information. - **Example:** "This app's review score is cooked; it's not that good as it seems." 2. **cooked** (adj., informal) - **Explanation:** If a situation, circumstance, or event is described as "cooked," it suggests it's unfair, rigged, or manipulated in favor of one side. This term is often used in sports, games, or any competitive context where fairness is a concern. - **Example:** "That basketball game was cooked; one team must have taken bribes to win." ### 炒作過的 / 醉了 #### 英文 slang: hopped up, intoxicated 1. **炒作過的** (verb, informal) - **Explanation:** When something is described as "炒作過的" (cooked), it refers to something that has been overly promoted or exaggerated for a sale. This term often used in the context of products, stocks, or real estate. - **Example:** "The stock price has been cooked; it’s not a good investment idea at this point." 2. **醉了** (adj., informal) - **Explanation:** "醉了" can sometimes be used similarly to "cooked" in the context of being inebriated or overly influenced. However, it often carries more of a literal meaning of being drunk or heavily intoxicated. In slang, it could also imply something is manipulated or distorted to the point of being misleading. - **Example:** "That story's point is a bit drunk; it's hard to take it seriously." (Using "醉了" to mean misleading or exaggerated.)