Definition of lazy Susan in English:

lazy Susan

noun

A revolving stand or tray on a table, used especially for holding condiments.
Example sentencesExamples
- They didn't - but even if they had, they would have been tripped up by an expensive automated-distribution system that included a freezer case with a 100-foot-long, computerized lazy Susan that froze at cold temperatures.
- A potters wheel or lazy Susan is helpful when working with 3 - D objects; this allows you to maneuver the object without touching any wet paint.
- Four beers are served in five-ounce Pilsner glasses on a rotating tray resembling a lazy Susan for $4 (a buck each).
- Note the corner cabinet in the far right under the counter; if you were to open this door, you'd find three tiers of a lazy Susan inside, for easier access to cookware.
- The one cool thing is that there is a large lazy Susan in one of the lower cabinets.

Definition of lazy Susan in US English:

lazy Susan

nounˌlāzē ˈso͞ozənˌleɪzi ˈsuzən

A revolving stand or tray on a table, used especially for holding condiments.
Example sentencesExamples
- A potters wheel or lazy Susan is helpful when working with 3 - D objects; this allows you to maneuver the object without touching any wet paint.
- Four beers are served in five-ounce Pilsner glasses on a rotating tray resembling a lazy Susan for $4 (a buck each).
- The one cool thing is that there is a large lazy Susan in one of the lower cabinets.
- They didn't - but even if they had, they would have been tripped up by an expensive automated-distribution system that included a freezer case with a 100-foot-long, computerized lazy Susan that froze at cold temperatures.
- Note the corner cabinet in the far right under the counter; if you were to open this door, you'd find three tiers of a lazy Susan inside, for easier access to cookware.

单词	lazy Susan
释义	Definition of lazy Susan in English: lazy Susan noun A revolving stand or tray on a table, used especially for holding condiments. Example sentencesExamples They didn't - but even if they had, they would have been tripped up by an expensive automated-distribution system that included a freezer case with a 100-foot-long, computerized lazy Susan that froze at cold temperatures. A potters wheel or lazy Susan is helpful when working with 3 - D objects; this allows you to maneuver the object without touching any wet paint. Four beers are served in five-ounce Pilsner glasses on a rotating tray resembling a lazy Susan for $4 (a buck each). Note the corner cabinet in the far right under the counter; if you were to open this door, you'd find three tiers of a lazy Susan inside, for easier access to cookware. The one cool thing is that there is a large lazy Susan in one of the lower cabinets. Definition of lazy Susan in US English: lazy Susan nounˌlāzē ˈso͞ozənˌleɪzi ˈsuzən A revolving stand or tray on a table, used especially for holding condiments. Example sentencesExamples A potters wheel or lazy Susan is helpful when working with 3 - D objects; this allows you to maneuver the object without touching any wet paint. Four beers are served in five-ounce Pilsner glasses on a rotating tray resembling a lazy Susan for $4 (a buck each). The one cool thing is that there is a large lazy Susan in one of the lower cabinets. They didn't - but even if they had, they would have been tripped up by an expensive automated-distribution system that included a freezer case with a 100-foot-long, computerized lazy Susan that froze at cold temperatures. Note the corner cabinet in the far right under the counter; if you were to open this door, you'd find three tiers of a lazy Susan inside, for easier access to cookware.
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