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tinned

/tɪnd/

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verb

罐装, 装罐.

To place into a tin in order to preserve.

Examples :

"My grandmother tinned the leftover peaches from her garden so we could enjoy them during the winter. "

我奶奶把花园里剩下的桃子装罐了，这样我们冬天也能享用它们。

food process industry

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verb

镀锡，搪锡

To cover with tin.

Examples :

"The plumber carefully tinned the copper pipes before soldering them together. "

那位水管工在把铜管焊接在一起之前，小心地在铜管上镀了锡。

material utility

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verb

镀锡，搪锡

To coat with solder in preparation for soldering.

Examples :

"The electrician carefully tinned the copper wire before soldering the connection. "

电工小心地在焊接导线之前，先给铜线镀锡，以便更好地焊接。

technical industry

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adjective

镀锡的，搪锡的

Coated, or plated with tin.

Examples :

"The baker carefully placed the dough in a tinned pan to prevent it from sticking. "

面包师小心地把面团放在一个镀锡的烤盘里，以防止它粘连。

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adjective

罐装的, 听装的

Packed in a tin can; canned.

Examples :

"We bought tinned tomatoes to make pasta sauce for dinner. "

我们买了罐装番茄，准备做晚餐的意面酱。

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adjective

罐头的，腌制的。

Previously prepared; not fresh or new

Examples :

"We had tinned tomatoes with our pasta tonight because we didn't have any fresh ones. "

今天晚上我们吃意大利面配罐头番茄，因为家里没有新鲜的。