铛 (dāng) - A shallow, flat-bottomed metal pan or griddle used & also refers to the clanging sound of metal.
铛 · dāng
A shallow, flat-bottomed metal pan or griddle used in Chinese cooking;
also refers to the clanging sound of metal.
A shallow, flat-bottomed metal pan or griddle usedalso refers to the clanging sound of metal.
Usage highlights
GriddleClanging soundIron panFlatPancake griddleMetal clang
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The chef fried pancakes on the griddle (铛).
- The bell made a clanging sound (铛铛响).
- We use a flat pan (平底铛) for making jianbing.
- The metal gate clanged shut (铛的一声关上了).
Collocations
- Griddle(煎铛)
- Clanging sound(铛铛声)
- Iron pan(铁铛)
- Flat-bottomed pan(平底铛)
- Pancake griddle(饼铛)
- Metal clang(金属铛声)
Idioms
- The bell clangs loudly(铛铛作响)
- Iron pan for frying(铁铛煎炒)
- Metal striking metal(金铁相铛)
Cultural background
FAQ- Traditionally used in Chinese cooking for making various flatbreads and pancakes.
- The character represents both a cooking utensil and the onomatopoeic sound of metal striking metal.
- Commonly found in street food culture for making popular snacks like jianbing.