Definition of hotplate in English:

hotplate

noun ˈhɒtpleɪt

A flat heated surface (or a set of these), typically metal or ceramic, used for cooking food or keeping it hot.
he scrubbed the oven and hotplate
Example sentencesExamples
- I haven't even sent away the starters when Dwain tries to bring the soufflés up to the hotplate.
- We removed the doors and the hotplates and everything that would detach, soaked them in acids and then hosed them down.
- The stunning yellow kitchen with its five ovens, flat and ridged hotplates, Aga, huge granite work surface and bewildering equipment is alien territory.
- ‘Sit and eat, boy,’ Debra commanded, sitting a pan of hot soup on a hotplate in the middle of the table.
- He brought the food out one dish at a time and placed them on hotplates in the center of the table.
- My order, Indian Ocean Special Biryani, came in two dishes: a vegetable curry on the hotplate and the meat and saffron rice on the side.
- Sometimes items such as bacon, steak, or eggs are cooked on a metal hotplate, and are also said to be ‘griddled’.
- A seaside council which stripped deckchairs, crockery, kettles and hotplates out of its chalets to save money is putting them in a museum ready for the day they become collector's items.
- You would imagine someone like that would have some really sophisticated instrument, but she brought this thing that looked like a hotplate with a car aerial coming out of it.
- My personal favourite is Beef with Ginger and Spring Onions, which comes on a dramatic sizzling hotplate.
- Benson climbed up on to a hotplate in the kitchen and began shooting a unique set of pictures from this vantage point.
- I point at one of the ruddy-faced fish and, minutes later, it's thrown onto a hotplate.
- Accompanied by wife Ann the trip was a Christmas present - Peter asked to see the wash-up area, which he reckons can reveal far more about a restaurant than the hotplate.
- The thin sections were floated in water on a glass slide and melted onto the slide surface using a hotplate.
- The little hotplate was an added bonus, keeping the coffee good and hot without ever boiling it.
- The tortillas are cooked on a hotplate while the fillings are mainly grilled, making for a much healthier fast-food meal than the traditional burger/fries-based option.
- They had a hotplate on their covered balcony for cooking and a little lean-to with a hole in the floor for a washroom.
- More than 10,000 individual tickets and passes were printed and numerous kettles and hotplates were placed in the Royal retiring rooms at Westminster Abbey.
- You can now walk away and leave the sauce, as long as it isn't on the hotplate, while you go away and do other things.
- Since there is no gas, his cook often has to make dinner using kerosene stoves and a hotplate on the kitchen floor.

单词	hotplate
释义	Definition of hotplate in English: hotplate noun ˈhɒtpleɪt A flat heated surface (or a set of these), typically metal or ceramic, used for cooking food or keeping it hot. he scrubbed the oven and hotplate Example sentencesExamples I haven't even sent away the starters when Dwain tries to bring the soufflés up to the hotplate. We removed the doors and the hotplates and everything that would detach, soaked them in acids and then hosed them down. The stunning yellow kitchen with its five ovens, flat and ridged hotplates, Aga, huge granite work surface and bewildering equipment is alien territory. ‘Sit and eat, boy,’ Debra commanded, sitting a pan of hot soup on a hotplate in the middle of the table. He brought the food out one dish at a time and placed them on hotplates in the center of the table. My order, Indian Ocean Special Biryani, came in two dishes: a vegetable curry on the hotplate and the meat and saffron rice on the side. Sometimes items such as bacon, steak, or eggs are cooked on a metal hotplate, and are also said to be ‘griddled’. A seaside council which stripped deckchairs, crockery, kettles and hotplates out of its chalets to save money is putting them in a museum ready for the day they become collector's items. You would imagine someone like that would have some really sophisticated instrument, but she brought this thing that looked like a hotplate with a car aerial coming out of it. My personal favourite is Beef with Ginger and Spring Onions, which comes on a dramatic sizzling hotplate. Benson climbed up on to a hotplate in the kitchen and began shooting a unique set of pictures from this vantage point. I point at one of the ruddy-faced fish and, minutes later, it's thrown onto a hotplate. Accompanied by wife Ann the trip was a Christmas present - Peter asked to see the wash-up area, which he reckons can reveal far more about a restaurant than the hotplate. The thin sections were floated in water on a glass slide and melted onto the slide surface using a hotplate. The little hotplate was an added bonus, keeping the coffee good and hot without ever boiling it. The tortillas are cooked on a hotplate while the fillings are mainly grilled, making for a much healthier fast-food meal than the traditional burger/fries-based option. They had a hotplate on their covered balcony for cooking and a little lean-to with a hole in the floor for a washroom. More than 10,000 individual tickets and passes were printed and numerous kettles and hotplates were placed in the Royal retiring rooms at Westminster Abbey. You can now walk away and leave the sauce, as long as it isn't on the hotplate, while you go away and do other things. Since there is no gas, his cook often has to make dinner using kerosene stoves and a hotplate on the kitchen floor.
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