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Pan
01
poêle
a metal container with a long handle and a lid, used for cooking
Exemples
He heated the oil in the pan before adding the chicken.
Il a chauffé l'huile dans la poêle avant d'ajouter le poulet.
1.1
plat à four
the amount a pan can hold
Exemples
The miner examined a pan of gravel for traces of gold.
02
the face of a person
Dialect
American
American
InformalExemples
She had a cheerful pan that lit up the room.
to pan
01
éreinter, déchirer
to give a strong, negative review or opinion about something
Transitive: to pan sth
Exemples
Despite high expectations, the restaurant was panned by customers for its slow service and bland food.
Malgré des attentes élevées, le restaurant a été éreinté par les clients pour son service lent et sa nourriture fade.
02
laver à la batée, faire de la batée
to wash gravel or sediment in a shallow container to separate valuable minerals, such as gold
Transitive: to pan gravel or sediment
Exemples
Miners often panned the stream beds in search of gold flakes and nuggets.
Les mineurs pannaient souvent les lits des ruisseaux à la recherche de paillettes et de pépites d'or.
03
panoramiquer, faire un panoramique
to move a camera smoothly in a horizontal or vertical plane, capturing a wide view of a scene
Transitive: to pan a camera
Exemples
During the action sequence, the cameraman skillfully panned the camera to follow the fast-moving car chase.
Pendant la séquence d'action, le caméraman a habilement panoramiqué la caméra pour suivre la poursuite de voiture à grande vitesse.
pan-
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used to indicate inclusion or involvement of all or a wide range of elements, groups, or areas
Exemples
The documentary took a pan-African perspective on wildlife conservation.
