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1 Stielpfanne
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2 Bratpfanne
f frying pan* * *die Bratpfanneskillet; pan; frying-pan; fryer* * *Brat|pfan|neffrying pan* * *(a shallow pan, usually with a long handle, for frying food in.) frying-pan* * *Brat·pfan·nef frying pan* * *die frying pan* * *Bratpfanne f frying pan* * *die frying pan* * *f.fryer n.frying pan n. -
3 pfanne
f; -, -n1. GASTR. (frying) pan, Am. auch skillet; ich werd mir ein paar Eier in die Pfanne hauen umg. I’m going to fry (up) a couple of eggs; jemanden in die Pfanne hauen umg., fig. (zurechtweisen, kritisieren) give s.o. a (real) roasting, haul ( oder rake) s.o. over the coals; (bei anderen schlecht machen) run s.o. down2. (Dachpfanne) pantile3. ANAT. (Gelenkpfanne) socket5. etw. auf der Pfanne haben umg., fig. have s.th. up one’s sleeve* * *die Pfannefrying-pan; cooking pot; pan* * *Pfạn|ne ['pfanə]f -, -n (COOK)pan; (ANAT) socket; (= Dachpfanne) pantile; (= Zündpfanne) pan; (= Gießpfanne) ladleein paar Eier in die Pfanne schlagen or hauen (inf) — to bung a couple of eggs in the pan (Brit inf), to fry up a couple of eggs
jdn in die Pfanne hauen (inf) — to do the dirty on sb (inf)
etwas auf der Pfanne haben (inf: geistig) — to have it up there (inf)
* * *(a metal pot usually with a long handle, used for cooking food: a frying-pan; a saucepan.) pan* * *Pfan·ne<-, -n>[ˈpfanə]f1. KOCHK [frying] pan4.* * *die; Pfanne, Pfannen [frying-]panjemanden in die Pfanne hauen — (ugs.) (kritisieren) take somebody to pieces; (vernichtend schlagen) beat somebody hollow (coll.)
* * *…pfanne f im substFlambierpfanne flambé pan;Paellapfanne paella pan;Teflonpfanne® Teflon ® frying pan2. Gericht:Gemüsepfanne pan-fried vegetables;Nudelpfanne pasta bake;Reispfanne risotto* * *die; Pfanne, Pfannen [frying-]pansich (Dat.) ein paar Eier in die Pfanne schlagen — fry [up] some eggs
jemanden in die Pfanne hauen — (ugs.) (kritisieren) take somebody to pieces; (vernichtend schlagen) beat somebody hollow (coll.)
* * *-n f.pan n. -
4 Pfanne
f; -, -n1. GASTR. (frying) pan, Am. auch skillet; ich werd mir ein paar Eier in die Pfanne hauen umg. I’m going to fry (up) a couple of eggs; jemanden in die Pfanne hauen umg., fig. (zurechtweisen, kritisieren) give s.o. a (real) roasting, haul ( oder rake) s.o. over the coals; (bei anderen schlecht machen) run s.o. down2. (Dachpfanne) pantile3. ANAT. (Gelenkpfanne) socket5. etw. auf der Pfanne haben umg., fig. have s.th. up one’s sleeve* * *die Pfannefrying-pan; cooking pot; pan* * *Pfạn|ne ['pfanə]f -, -n (COOK)pan; (ANAT) socket; (= Dachpfanne) pantile; (= Zündpfanne) pan; (= Gießpfanne) ladleein paar Eier in die Pfanne schlagen or hauen (inf) — to bung a couple of eggs in the pan (Brit inf), to fry up a couple of eggs
jdn in die Pfanne hauen (inf) — to do the dirty on sb (inf)
etwas auf der Pfanne haben (inf: geistig) — to have it up there (inf)
* * *(a metal pot usually with a long handle, used for cooking food: a frying-pan; a saucepan.) pan* * *Pfan·ne<-, -n>[ˈpfanə]f1. KOCHK [frying] pan4.* * *die; Pfanne, Pfannen [frying-]panjemanden in die Pfanne hauen — (ugs.) (kritisieren) take somebody to pieces; (vernichtend schlagen) beat somebody hollow (coll.)
* * *ich werd mir ein paar Eier in die Pfanne hauen umg I’m going to fry (up) a couple of eggs;jemanden in die Pfanne hauen umg, fig (zurechtweisen, kritisieren) give sb a (real) roasting, haul ( oder rake) sb over the coals; (bei anderen schlechtmachen) run sb down2. (Dachpfanne) pantile5.etwas auf der Pfanne haben umg, fig have sth up one’s sleeve* * *die; Pfanne, Pfannen [frying-]pansich (Dat.) ein paar Eier in die Pfanne schlagen — fry [up] some eggs
jemanden in die Pfanne hauen — (ugs.) (kritisieren) take somebody to pieces; (vernichtend schlagen) beat somebody hollow (coll.)
* * *-n f.pan n.
См. также в других словарях:
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