英:[ˈskɪlɪt]
美:[ˈskɪlɪt]
英:[ˈskɪlɪt]
美:[ˈskɪlɪt]
skil·let
skI liht
复数:skillets
约于1400年, skellet,“用于煮或炸的平底锅”,一个起源不明的词,可能来自于古法语 escuelette “小碟子”(现代法语 écuelle),是 escuele “盘子”的小型形式,源自拉丁语 scutella “服务托盘”(参见 scuttle(n.)); 或者是在英语中由 skele “木桶或水桶”(14世纪早期)形成,源自于斯堪的纳维亚语,如古诺尔斯语 skjola “桶,水桶”。
Middle English skelet, probably from Anglo-French *escuelete, diminutive of escuelle, eskil bowl — more at scullery
The first known use of skillet was in the 15th century
skimmernoun
one that skimsespecially: a flat scoop or spoon with holes that is used for skimming
skim1 of 3verb
to clear a liquid of scum or floating substance : remove (as film or scum) from the surface of a liquid
to remove cream from by skimming
to glance through (as a book) for the chief ideas or the plot
to throw so as to bounce along the surface of water
to pass swiftly or lightly over : glide or skip along, above, or near a surface
skim2 of 3noun
a thin layer, coating, or film
the act of skimming
something skimmedespecially: skim milk
skim3 of 3adjective
having the cream removed by skimming
skim1 of 3verb
to clear a liquid of scum or floating substance : remove (as film or scum) from the surface of a liquid
to remove cream from by skimming
to glance through (as a book) for the chief ideas or the plot
to throw so as to bounce along the surface of water
to pass swiftly or lightly over : glide or skip along, above, or near a surface
skim2 of 3noun
a thin layer, coating, or film
the act of skimming
something skimmedespecially: skim milk
skim3 of 3adjective
having the cream removed by skimming
skillnoun
ability that comes from training or practice
a developed or acquired ability : accomplishment
reading skills
skillnoun
ability that comes from training or practice
a developed or acquired ability : accomplishment
reading skills
skillfuladjective
having or showing skill
accomplished with skill
a skillful defense
skillfuladjective
having or showing skill
accomplished with skill
a skillful defense
skilletnoun
frying pan
1 In a large skillet, cook sausage over medium heat until on longer pink; drain.
在一大锅中, 中火煎香肠至不再是红色, 捞出.
2 He already had prepared two big slabs of skillet bread—just flour mixed with water.
3 Buddy ran to a wooden box and shoved it quickly in front of a gaping hole in the molding and then backed again to the door, holding the skillet ready.
4 Finally she took the good skillet we’d brought from home and pressed it into Mama Mwanza’s hands.
5 I plop three scoops in the black skillet.
6 Instead, I just heated up a skillet of plastic soldiers, poured a milkshake over my head, and called it a night.
7 The grownups ate from the skillet or black iron pot in which the food was cooked.
8 In a skillet on the second stove lid there were pork sausages!
9 Meanwhile, heat the olive oil in a skillet over medium heat.
同时,在煮锅中用中火加热橄榄油。
10 “I thought,” my mother said, “I was going to take this skillet to his face.”
11 Without a word, she washed her hands in the sink, then took the skillet from me and put it in the oven and set the little white kitchen timer next to the stove.
12 She kneeled beside Brigit, pulling the glowing thread of light into it like how Mama made her catch tendrils of smoke above her skillets to preserve good conjure work.
13 To liquid nitrogen, flesh is like that skillet-a surface hundreds of degrees above its boiling point.
在我的试验中,对于液态氮来说,比其沸点高几百度的皮肤就是那个平底锅。
14 Out in the kitchen Doc was frying steaks in three skillets, and he cut up tomatoes and piled up sliced bread.
15 With her being somewhat of a foreigner herself, that’s the pot calling the skillet black if you ask me.
16 Daddy pours water on a skillet at the sink, and the skillet responds with a loud sizzle and a white cloud.
17 She needed a proper comal or at least a cast-iron skillet, but the tortillas were still delicious rolled up warm with sugar and a bit of cinnamon and salt.
18 “Douse the fire and hide the ax and skillet.”
19 In such cases he launched into hissing Chinese, brandished skillets, and then turned his back and walked away.
20 Rub up the skillet please.
请把长柄锅擦亮.
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