英语词汇pan的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

pan /pæn/ noun 1. a round metal container used for cooking, with a long handle and usually a lidadjectives/nouns + pana hot pan When the pan is hot, put the burgers in.a large/small pan Melt the butter in a large pan.a heavy pan Put the sugar and water into a small, heavy pan.a non-stick pan (=one whose inside is covered with a special substance which food does not stick to)a frying pan (=a shallow pan used for cooking things in a little oil) Bacon was sizzling in a frying pan.a chip pan BrE (=a deep pan for cooking things such as chips in a lot of oil)an iron/aluminium/copper/steel pan There were gleaming copper pans hanging on the wall.prepositionsa pan of sth A pan of potatoes was bubbling on the stove.phrasesheat/cook sth in a pan Heat the olive oil in a pan.pots and pans She washed all the pots and pans.THESAURUS: pan saucepan a deep round metal container used for cooking, with a long handle and usually a lid: She warmed the milk in a saucepan on the stove. | Bring a large saucepan of water to the boil. | He lifted all the saucepan lids to see what was for supper. pot a container used for cooking which is round, deep, and usually made of metal: She was making a big pot of soup. | A cooking pot hung over the fire. wok a wide metal container shaped like a bowl, used in Chinese cooking: I fried the chicken in a wok. | Heat the wok and add the oil.2. AmE a metal container used for baking or roasting things innouns + pana baking/roasting pan Put the turkey in a large roasting pan.a cake/pie/loaf pan You will need a cake pan that is 9 inches square.adjectivesa deep/shallow pan Bake the chilies in a shallow pan at 400 degrees.verbsgrease a pan Grease two loaf pans.In British English, people say tin.

词组	pan
释义	pan /pæn/ noun 1. a round metal container used for cooking, with a long handle and usually a lidadjectives/nouns + pana hot pan When the pan is hot, put the burgers in.a large/small pan Melt the butter in a large pan.a heavy pan Put the sugar and water into a small, heavy pan.a non-stick pan (=one whose inside is covered with a special substance which food does not stick to)a frying pan (=a shallow pan used for cooking things in a little oil) Bacon was sizzling in a frying pan.a chip pan BrE (=a deep pan for cooking things such as chips in a lot of oil)an iron/aluminium/copper/steel pan There were gleaming copper pans hanging on the wall.prepositionsa pan of sth A pan of potatoes was bubbling on the stove.phrasesheat/cook sth in a pan Heat the olive oil in a pan.pots and pans She washed all the pots and pans.THESAURUS: pan saucepan a deep round metal container used for cooking, with a long handle and usually a lid: She warmed the milk in a saucepan on the stove. \| Bring a large saucepan of water to the boil. \| He lifted all the saucepan lids to see what was for supper. pot a container used for cooking which is round, deep, and usually made of metal: She was making a big pot of soup. \| A cooking pot hung over the fire. wok a wide metal container shaped like a bowl, used in Chinese cooking: I fried the chicken in a wok. \| Heat the wok and add the oil.2. AmE a metal container used for baking or roasting things innouns + pana baking/roasting pan Put the turkey in a large roasting pan.a cake/pie/loaf pan You will need a cake pan that is 9 inches square.adjectivesa deep/shallow pan Bake the chilies in a shallow pan at 400 degrees.verbsgrease a pan Grease two loaf pans.In British English, people say tin.
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