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Yes, 烤 (kǎo) is used to describe something that is cooked in a different way. It is used to refer to the process of toasting, roasting, baking, or warming oneself by a fire. For example, 烤鸡 (kǎo jī) is used to refer to roasted chicken, 烤面包 (kǎo miànbāo) is used to refer to toast, and 烤火 (kǎo huǒ) is used to refer to warming oneself by a fire.
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The Chinese word for “grill” is 烤 (kǎo). This word is used to describe the process of toasting, roasting, baking, or warming oneself by a fire. If you want to say "grilled", you would want to say 烤熟 (kǎo shú). 熟 is added as a complement to indicate the result, which is the food is cooked through by grilling.
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Yes, 烤 (kǎo) is commonly used for food, but it can also be used for other things. For example, it can be used to refer to the action of toasting, roasting, or baking something, such as 烤面包 (kǎo miànbāo, "to toast bread"). It can also be used to refer to the action of warming oneself by a fire, such as 烤火 (kǎo huǒ, "to warm oneself by a fire").
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