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Pan
01
sartén
a metal container with a long handle and a lid, used for cooking
Ejemplos
The recipe called for covering the pan with a lid to simmer the sauce.
La receta pedía cubrir la sartén con una tapa para cocinar la salsa a fuego lento.
1.1
una olla
the amount a pan can hold
Ejemplos
Each pan of flour measured precisely three cups.
02
the face of a person
Dialect
American
American
InformalEjemplos
His pan revealed surprise at the announcement.
to pan
01
destrozar, machacar
to give a strong, negative review or opinion about something
Transitive: to pan sth
Ejemplos
The product review in the magazine panned the latest gadget, highlighting its numerous technical flaws.
La reseña del producto en la revista destrozó el último gadget, destacando sus numerosos fallos técnicos.
02
lavar con batea, batear
to wash gravel or sediment in a shallow container to separate valuable minerals, such as gold
Transitive: to pan gravel or sediment
Ejemplos
During the gold rush, settlers meticulously panned gravel in search of valuable nuggets hidden within.
Durante la fiebre del oro, los colonos lavaban meticulosamente la grava en busca de valiosas pepitas escondidas en su interior.
03
panoramizar, hacer un paneo
to move a camera smoothly in a horizontal or vertical plane, capturing a wide view of a scene
Transitive: to pan a camera
Ejemplos
The sports broadcaster panned the camera along the sidelines, capturing the jubilant reactions of fans.
El locutor deportivo paneó la cámara a lo largo de las líneas laterales, capturando las reacciones jubilosas de los fanáticos.
pan-
01
used to indicate inclusion or involvement of all or a wide range of elements, groups, or areas
Ejemplos
Pan-American flights connect North, Central, and South America.
