Pan in Telugu తెలుగు
Pan in English
- pan⇄expr. pan out, (Informal.) to turn out or work out.
Ex. The signs revealed that the experiment wasn't panning out (Harper's). - pan⇄noun 1. a dish for cooking and other household uses, usually broad, shallow, and often with no cover.
Ex. pots and pans.
2. anything like this. Gold and other metals are sometimes obtained by washing ore in pans. The dishes on a pair of scal - pan⇄noun 1. the act or process of panning.
Ex. Compressed into a film, too, the scene-transitions [were] made by smooth dissolves or pans (Richard Mallett).
2. a panning motion.
Ex. All of the cameras have ... pan (Science News). He ... to - pan⇄pan (1), noun, verb, panned,panning.
- pan⇄pan (2), noun.
1. the betel leaf.
2. a combination, as of betel leaf, areca nut, and lime, used for chewing like gum in various parts of Asia. - pan⇄pan (3), verb, panned,panning,noun.
- PAN⇄PAN(no periods),
1. peroxyacetyl nitrate.
2. polyacrylonitrile. - Pan⇄Pan, noun.
(Greek Mythology.) the god of forests, pastures, flocks, hunters, and shepherds. Pan is described as a man with legs, horns, and ears of a goat, who wandered through the woods playing on musical pipes. The Romans called him Faunus. - pan⇄v.i. to move a motion picture or television camera either vertically or horizontally, so as to take in a larger scene or to follow a moving object.
Ex. The camera panned from the speaker to the audience. The TV camera panned over a crowded room (P - pan⇄v.i. 1. to wash gold-bearing gravel, sand, etc., in a pan in order to separate the gold.
Ex. Panning consists merely of segregating by gravity and water the earthy material from the metal in the pan (White and Renner).
2. to yield gold when - pan⇄v.t. to move (a camera) in this way.
- pan⇄v.t. 1. to cook in a pan.
2a. to wash in a pan.
Ex. to pan gold.
b. to wash (gravel, sand, etc.) in a pan to separate the gold.
3. (Informal.) to criticize severely.
Ex. The drama critic panned the new play.