pancake
- IPA[ˈpanˌkāk]
美式
- a thin, flat cake of batter, usually fried and turned in a pan. Pancakes are usually eaten with syrup or rolled up with a filling.;makeup consisting of a flat solid layer of compressed powder, widely used in the theater.
- (with reference to an aircraft) make or cause to make a pancake landing;flatten or become flattened
verb: pancake, 3rd person present: pancakes, gerund or present participle: pancaking, past tense: pancaked, past participle: pancaked
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名詞
- 1. a thin, flat cake of batter, usually fried and turned in a pan. Pancakes are usually eaten with syrup or rolled up with a filling.
- ▪ makeup consisting of a flat solid layer of compressed powder, widely used in the theater.
動詞
- 1. (with reference to an aircraft) make or cause to make a pancake landing he pancaked it in about twenty meters
- 2. informal flatten or become flattened the hotel had pancaked into a heap of concrete
- a small flat cake of grated potatoes mixed with flour and egg and fried.
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- Shrove Tuesday, when pancakes are traditionally eaten.
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- an emergency landing in which an aircraft levels out close to the ground and drops vertically ...
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- an emergency landing in which an aircraft levels out close to the ground and drops vertically ...
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- a race in which each competitor must toss a pancake in a pan as they run, traditionally held in ...
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- Shrove Tuesday, when pancakes are traditionally eaten.
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- a race in which each competitor must toss a pancake from a pan as they run, traditionally held ...
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- another term for drop scone
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- IPA[ˈpankeɪk]
英式
- a thin, flat cake of batter, fried on both sides in a pan and typically rolled up with a sweet ... crispy pancakes filled with cheese pancake batter
- (with reference to an aircraft) make or cause to make a pancake landing: the plane landed, pancaking down on the runway
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