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

A: the male character is surprised that the girl who is very skinny, is able to manage 10 frying pans by herself

A: "pans out" is often said in relation to plans. It refers to the way events will happen or occur.

It shares the meaning with when people say "They will see how their plans "play out."

A: In this case, it means in a read bad condition, and looks so bad

A: @revinneil e como “ter bom resultado”

A: Doesn't make sense to me. The word I would expect there is something like 'part'.

A: The idea panned out.
His effort did panned out.

A: Be careful, this situation may not pan out the way you hope it will!
I need the day to pan out just as I planned it in order to make it to my soccer game.
My life doesn’t always pan out the way I want it to but that’s ok as long as I’m happy.
Hope theses helped you figure out that pan out basically means result in :)

A: Its because "work out" can mean two different things. Either "turn out" or "figure out". The first meaning is the same as "pan out" but the second isn't

A: Saucepan has high sides where you would for example cook rice or pasta, a pan is often flatter like something you would fry an egg or cook pancakes in!

A: Everything turned out well. Everything paned out. These both mean something positive happened.

Turned out is more common in everyday language.

Unless your everyday is finance. Pan out is more for investing and money.

A: pan pen

A: a pan is something you use to cook with otherwise known as cookware and a pen is something you use to write with

A: Pan has more of an a sound, like in the word Apple. Pen is pronounced more like pin.

A: bread

A: bread

A: Bread! :)

A: bread

A: Do you natively speak English as your profile says? Or Spanish?

A: 多いアメリカ人は鍋を台所に下げります。 飾りです。 通常、 この鍋は骨董品です。 それを私の母します :)

A: I wouldn't say pan cooked, although it's grammatically correct.
For the second one, change is to was

A: The pan is still sticky, I don't think it has been washed properly.

A: Can I borrow your pen? Sure you can. I will lend you my pen now.