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pan 1 P0035500 (păn)n.1. A shallow, wide, open container, usually of metal and without a lid, used for holding liquids, cooking, and other domestic purposes.2. A vessel similar in form to a pan, especially:a. An open metal dish used to separate gold, other precious metals, or gemstones from gravel or waste by washing.b. Either of the receptacles on a balance or pair of scales.c. A vessel used for boiling and evaporating liquids.3. a. A basin or depression in the earth, often containing mud or water.b. A natural or artificial basin used to obtain salt by evaporating brine.c. Hardpan.4. A freely floating piece of ice that has broken off a larger floe.5. The small cavity in the lock of a flintlock used to hold powder.6. Music A steel drum.7. Slang The face.8. Informal Severe criticism, especially a negative review: gave the film a pan.v. panned, pan·ning, pans v.tr.1. To wash (gravel, for example) in a pan to separate out gold, other precious metals, or gemstones.2. To cook (food) in a pan: panned the fish right after catching it.3. Informal To criticize or review harshly.v.intr.1. To wash gravel, sand, or other sediment in a pan.2. To yield gold as a result of washing in a pan.Phrasal Verb: pan out To turn out well; be successful: "If I don't pan out as an actor I can still go back to school" (Saul Bellow).
[Middle English, from Old English panne, from West Germanic *panna, probably from Vulgar Latin *patna, from Latin patina, shallow pan, platter, from Greek patanē; see petə- in Indo-European roots.]
pan 2 P0035600 (pän)n. Variant of paan.
pan 3 P0035500 (păn)v. panned, pan·ning, pans v.intr. To pivot a movie camera along a horizontal plane in order to follow an object or create a panoramic effect.v.tr. To pivot (a movie camera) in a specified direction.n. A pivoting movement of a movie camera.
[Short for panorama or panoramic.]
Pan P0035500 (păn)n. Greek Mythology The god of woods, fields, and flocks, having a human torso and head with a goat's legs, horns, and ears.
[Middle English, from Latin Pān, from Greek.]
PANn. peroxyacetyl nitratepan out vb (intr, adverb) informal to work out; turn out; result Thesaurus| Verb | 1. | pan out - be a success; "The idea panned out"bring home the bacon, deliver the goods, succeed, win, come through - attain success or reach a desired goal; "The enterprise succeeded"; "We succeeded in getting tickets to the show"; "she struggled to overcome her handicap and won" | | 2. | pan out - wash dirt in a pan to separate out the precious mineralspan off, panwash - separate dirt or gravel from (precious minerals) |
pannoun1. Slang. The front surface of the head:countenance, face, feature (often used in plural), muzzle, visage.Informal: mug.Slang: kisser, map, puss.2. Informal. A comment expressing fault:blame, censure, condemnation, criticism, denunciation, reprehension, reprobation.Slang: knock.verbInformal. To find fault with:blame, censure, criticize, fault, rap.Informal: cut up.Slang: knock.phrasal verb
pan outTo turn out well:come off, go, go over, succeed, work, work out.Slang: click.Translations
pan out
pan out1. To conclude in a successful or pleasing manner; to work out. I'm delighted with how that all panned out! I hope this decision pans out for him.2. To rest or fall asleep, especially in a sprawling or prostrate position. Tom is panned out on the sofa, if you're looking for him. Would you mind fixing dinner tonight? I need to go pan out for a little while.See also: out, panpan out 1. and zoom out to move back to a wider angle picture using a zoom lens. The camera zoomed out. Pan out at this point in the script and give a wider view of the scene. 2. Go to turn out (all right).See also: out, panpan outTurn out well, succeed, as in If I don't pan out as a musician, I can always go back to school. This expression alludes to washing gold from gravel in a pan. [Mid-1800s] See also: out, panpan outv.1. To prove successful, effective, or satisfactory; turn out well: I'm glad to see that your business plan has panned out.2. To have some specified result: My plans panned out poorly.See also: out, panpan out in. [for something] to work out or turn out all right. Don’t worry. Everything will pan out okay. See also: out, panpan out, toTo succeed. The term alludes to the pan used by prospectors to wash gold from the gravel of streams; what remained in the pan was the ore. The term was transferred to other kinds of success in the late nineteenth century. Bret Harte used it in Drift from Two Shores (1879): “That depends pretty much on how things pan out.”See also: panpan out
pan out[′pan ‚au̇t] (mining engineering) To give a result, especially as compared with expectations; for example, in mining, the gravel may be said to pan out. MedicalSeePanFinancialSeePANpan out
Synonyms for pan outverb be a successRelated Words- bring home the bacon
- deliver the goods
- succeed
- win
- come through
verb wash dirt in a pan to separate out the precious mineralsSynonymsRelated Words |