panning

UK
/ˈpænɪŋ/
US
/ˈpænɪŋ/
panningnoun
pannings
pl
Translations
descente en flammesPéjoratif, critique très sévère.
The new play received a panning from critics, who found it lacking in originality.
La nouvelle pièce a subi une descente en flammes de la part des critiques, qui l’ont trouvée peu originale.
Gold panning in the Yukon once attracted thousands of prospectors.
L’orpaillage dans le Yukon a autrefois attiré des milliers de chercheurs d’or.
panoramiqueCinéma.
The director used panning to capture the sweeping landscape in the film.
Le réalisateur a utilisé un panoramique pour capturer le vaste paysage dans le film.
dragéificationConfiserie.
Sugar panning gives the almonds their crisp, glossy shell.
La dragéification donne aux amandes leur coque croquante et brillante.
Definitions
The act of washing gravel in a pan to separate out gold or other valuable minerals.
Gold panning in the Yukon once attracted thousands of prospectors.
A method of moving a camera horizontally to capture a panoramic view or follow a moving subject.
The director used panning to capture the sweeping landscape in the film.
A harsh or negative review, especially in the context of entertainment or art.
The new play received a panning from critics, who found it lacking in originality.
The process of coating food items, especially confectionery, with layers of sugar, chocolate, or other substances in a rotating pan.
Sugar panning gives the almonds their crisp, glossy shell.
panninggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈpæn.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈpæn.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to modify a noun, typically describing a camera shot or motion that involves panning.
Translations
panoramiqueCinéma.
The long panning sequence introduced every character in the scene.
La longue séquence panoramique présentait chaque personnage de la scène.
Definitions
Relating to or involving panning, especially of a camera.
The long panning sequence introduced every character in the scene.
panverb

panning

ing-form

panned
Past Simple
panned
Past Participle
panning
ing-form
UK
/pæn/
US
/pæn/
Translations
démolirFamilier.
The critics panned the movie for its lack of originality.
Les critiques ont démoli le film pour son manque d’originalité.
orpaillerEn parlant de l’extraction de l’or.
The prospector spent the afternoon panning for gold in the river.
Le prospecteur a passé l’après-midi à orpailler de l’or dans la rivière.
faire un panoramiqueCinéma.
The director instructed the cameraman to pan slowly across the landscape.
Le réalisateur a demandé au caméraman de faire un panoramique lent sur le paysage.
Definitions
To criticize severely.
The critics panned the movie for its lack of originality.
To move a camera horizontally to follow a subject or create a panoramic effect.
The director instructed the cameraman to pan slowly across the landscape.
To wash gravel in a pan to separate out gold or other valuable minerals.
The prospector spent the afternoon panning for gold in the river.
pannoun
Definitions
A shallow, typically metal container used for cooking food.
She fried the eggs in a non-stick pan.
A container used for washing or holding liquids.
He filled the pan with water to soak the dishes.
A hollow or depression in the ground, often containing water.
The rainwater collected in the pan after the storm.
A hard, compact layer of soil or sediment, often found in arid regions.
The geologist studied the pan to understand the area's water retention.
A horizontal sweeping movement or shot made by a camera.
The opening scene begins with a slow pan across the harbour.
Slang. The face or visage.
He took one look at my pan and burst out laughing.
panadjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for cooking in a pan.
She made a quick pan sauce from the browned bits in the skillet.
Slang. Describing a person whose sexual orientation is pansexual.
Jamie identifies as pan and is active in the LGBTQ+ community.