Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Colander"

A: It's a bowl with holes used for straining things.

A: No difference, really. Except a strainer would generally strain out more stuff.

A colander is generally used to drain water out of vegetables or noodles.

A strainer usually sifts out solids and in a finer way, like straining the pulp out of orange juice. If you put orange juice through a colander, most of the pulp would go through. If you put it through a strainer, the juice would then be be free of pulp.

A: Colander is a bowl with little holes, the one you would use to drain the water after cooking pasta.
Strainer has a circular perforated part and a handle, the one you would use to separate seeds from a juice.

A: @freakmartyy. Colander is uno scolapasta. A sieve is un colino

A: @jiyoo01 can u please pronounce colander and wooden spoon

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A: Oi! Ótimo. Para que seja mais claro o som de /o/ no COLANDER, pronuncia-lo um poquinho mais para tras na boca.