pan

/pæn/ (bre, ipa) · [pˈæn] /pæn/ (ame, ipa) · [pˈæn] /ˈpan/ (ame, mw)

pan — 名詞

  • pansingular
  • pansplural

1. a wide, round metal dish with a long handle, sometimes with a cover, that people

1.名詞A2
釋義

平底鍋

烹調用的金屬容器

a wide, round metal dish with a long handle, sometimes with a cover, that people use when cooking food over heat on the stove

例句

Megan heated olive oil in a large pan before adding the onions.

Megan 在大平底鍋裡加熱橄欖油,然後放入洋蔥。

collocation: heat oil in a pan

The kitchen cupboard was full of pans of different shapes and sizes.

廚櫃裡裝滿了各種形狀和尺寸的平底鍋。

同義詞
  • saucepan

    a deep pan with a long handle and a lid, used for boiling or simmering

  • frying pan

    a wide, shallow pan without a lid, used for frying food

  • skillet

    American English term for a frying pan, often made of cast iron

常見錯誤

I boiled water in a pot.' (when meaning a frying pan).
I boiled water in a pot, then fried the vegetables in a pan.
💡a pot is deeper and used for boiling; a pan is wide and shallow for frying.

2. a rectangular or round metal dish that goes into an oven for baking or roasting

2.名詞B1
釋義

烤盤

放入烤箱使用的金屬容器

a rectangular or round metal dish that goes into an oven for baking or roasting food, usually without a cover

例句

Christopher placed the chicken on a baking pan and put it in the oven.

Christopher 將雞肉放在烤盤上,然後放進烤箱。

collocation: baking pan

The lasagna was bubbling in a rectangular pan when Adina took it out.

Adina 取出烤箱時,長方形的烤盤裡還在冒泡的千層麵。

同義詞
  • baking tray

    a flat, rectangular metal sheet for baking, without raised sides

  • roasting tin

    a large, deep pan for cooking meat or vegetables in the oven

  • cake tin

    a round or rectangular pan specifically for baking cakes

用法筆記

Unlike a COOKING PAN (sense 1), an oven pan is designed to go inside an oven and usually has no lid. The most common types are named after the dish they make: cake pan, loaf pan, roasting pan, baking pan.

3. the curved open basin at the bottom of a toilet where water collects

3.名詞B2
釋義

馬桶(便盆)

馬桶的碗狀部分

the curved open basin at the bottom of a toilet where water collects

例句

The plumber replaced the cracked pan of the toilet on the ground floor.

水電工更換了一樓馬桶破裂的便盆。

British usage: toilet pan

Astrid poured cleaning solution into the toilet pan and left it overnight.

Astrid 將清潔劑倒入馬桶內,靜置一整晚。

同義詞
  • toilet bowl

    the standard term in both American and British English for the bowl part of a toilet

  • lavatory pan

    a formal British term used by plumbers and in building regulations

用法筆記

Common in British English. In American English, speakers usually say 'toilet bowl' or simply 'toilet' rather than 'pan'.

4. a betel leaf folded around pieces of areca nut and mineral lime, chewed as a mil

4.名詞
釋義

荖葉包檳榔

用荖葉包裹檳榔子與石灰的咀嚼物

a betel leaf folded around pieces of areca nut and mineral lime, chewed as a mild stimulant, common in South and Southeast Asia

例句

In parts of South Asia, people chew pan after meals as a digestive aid.

在南亞部分地區,人們飯後會嚼檳榔幫助消化。

regional usage: South Asia

Bilal's grandmother taught him to fold a fresh pan with some lime.

Bilal 的祖母教他折新鮮的檳榔,並放入少許石灰。

同義詞
  • paan

    the more common English spelling, showing the Hindi origin of the word

  • betel quid

    a more formal term used in medical and anthropological writing

用法筆記

Also spelled 'paan'. This sense is limited to South Asian and Southeast Asian cultural contexts. In English-language menus and travel guides, the spelling 'paan' is more common.

pan — 動詞

pan — 形容詞