oven

英 ['ʌv(ə)n] 美 ['ʌvn]

oven 烤箱

来自古英语ofen,烤箱，烤炉。

oven (n.): Old English ofen "furnace, oven," from Proto-Germanic *ukhnaz (cognates: Old Frisian, Dutch oven, Old High German ovan, German Ofen, Old Norse ofn, Old Swedish oghn, Gothic auhns), from PIE *aukw- "cooking pot" (cognates: Sanskrit ukhah "pot, cooking pot," Latin aulla "pot," Greek ipnos), originally, perhaps, "something hollowed out." The oven-bird (1825) so called because of the shape of its nest. In slang, of a woman, to have (something) in the oven "to be pregnant" is attested from 1962.

1. You'll be amazed at the culinary creations possible in a Dutch oven.: 荷兰烤箱能够做的食物之多会让你感到惊奇。

2. In the summer her mobile home heats up like an oven.: 夏天一到，她的活动住房就变得像烤炉一样热。

3. Grease two sturdy baking sheets and heat the oven to 400 degrees.: 在两块结实的烤板上抹些油，把烤炉加热到400度。

4. A real pizza oven gives better results than an ordinary home oven.: 专门的比萨烤箱比普通家用烤箱效果更好。