spatula

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Utensils, Hospitalspatulaspat‧u‧la /ˈspætjələ $ -tʃələ/ noun [countable] 1 DFUa kitchen tool with a wide flat blade, used for spreading, mixing, or lifting soft substances2 British EnglishMH a small instrument with a flat surface, used by doctors to hold your tongue down so that they can examine your throatExamples from the Corpusspatula• Using a spatula, transfer charlotte to a large serving platter.• As it cooks, neaten the sides with a spatula to build up a deep, straight edge.• Add the oil and deep fry the pork, stirring with a spatula to break it into small pieces.• With a metal spatula or the wooden peel, slip the pizza off the stone on to a serving tray.• Use a rubber spatula to spread the batter evenly in the pan.• Carefully spoon the remaining batter over the filling, using the rubber spatula to smooth the batter.• Wooden and plastic spoons, spatulas, empty plastic tubs, measuring scoops, a cat bell inside a taped-up plastic bottle.Origin spatula (1500-1600) Late Latin “spoon, spatula”, from Latin spatha “spoon, sword”, from Greek spathe “blade”

单词	spatula
释义	spatula From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Utensils, Hospitalspatulaspat‧u‧la /ˈspætjələ $ -tʃələ/ noun [countable] 1 DFUa kitchen tool with a wide flat blade, used for spreading, mixing, or lifting soft substances2 British EnglishMH a small instrument with a flat surface, used by doctors to hold your tongue down so that they can examine your throatExamples from the Corpusspatula• Using a spatula, transfer charlotte to a large serving platter.• As it cooks, neaten the sides with a spatula to build up a deep, straight edge.• Add the oil and deep fry the pork, stirring with a spatula to break it into small pieces.• With a metal spatula or the wooden peel, slip the pizza off the stone on to a serving tray.• Use a rubber spatula to spread the batter evenly in the pan.• Carefully spoon the remaining batter over the filling, using the rubber spatula to smooth the batter.• Wooden and plastic spoons, spatulas, empty plastic tubs, measuring scoops, a cat bell inside a taped-up plastic bottle.Origin spatula (1500-1600) Late Latin “spoon, spatula”, from Latin spatha “spoon, sword”, from Greek spathe “blade”
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