tin的读音是什么

1. 锡
3. 罐头
4. 马口铁
5. 罐头
6. 钱
7. 警徽
8. 镀锡铁皮
9. 镀锡薄钢板
10. 白铁
11. 锡器
12. 马口铁器皿
13. 镀锡铁皮制品
14. 一罐
15. 罐头盒
16. 白铁桶
17. 马口铁罐
18. 白铁罐所装之物

1. 锡制的
2. 马口铁制的
3. 劣等的
4. 伪造的
5. 无价值的
6. 蹩脚的
7. 假冒的
8. 自命不凡的

1. 把…装罐
2. 在…上镀锡
3. 包锡
4. 包白铁
5. 做成罐头食品
6. 涂锡于
7. 制成罐头
8. 搪锡
9. 把…装罐
10. 将……制成罐头

1. a silvery malleable metallic element that resists corrosion; used in many alloys and to coat other metals to prevent corrosion; obtained chiefly from cassiterite where it occurs as tin oxide
2. a vessel (box, can, pan, etc.) made of tinplate and used mainly in baking
3. metal container for storing dry foods such as tea or flour
4. airtight sealed metal container for food or drink or paint etc.

1. plate with tin
2. preserve in a can or tin;

   "tinned foods are not very tasty"
   

3. prepare (a metal) for soldering or brazing by applying a thin layer of solder to the surface

1.锡
Tin is a soft silvery-white metal.

e.g. ...a factory that turns scrap metal intotin cans.
把废弃金属制成锡罐的工厂
e.g. ...atin-roofed hut.
锡顶的棚屋

2.罐头
Atin is a metal container which is filled with food and sealed in order to preserve the food for long periods of time.

e.g. She popped out to buy atin of soup.
她飞快地跑去买了一听罐头汤。

3.金属罐;马口铁罐
Atin is a metal container with a lid in which things such as biscuits, cakes, or tobacco can be kept.

e.g. Store the cookies in an airtighttin...
把饼干存放在密封的金属罐中。
e.g. He reached for atin of tobacco on the shelf behind him.
他伸手去够身后架子上的一罐烟叶。

4.(蛋糕或面包)烤模，烤盘
A bakingtin is a metal container used for baking things such as cakes and bread in an oven.

e.g. Pour the mixture into the caketin and bake for 45 minutes.
把混合物倒进烤模烤制 45 分钟。
e.g. …a 2 lb loaftin.
两磅的面包烤模

1. I never eat anything out of a tin.
   我从来不吃罐头食品。
2. Keep the tin tightly closed.
   把罐头盖紧。
3. He ate a whole tin of stew.
   他吃了整整一听炖肉。

• close tin封罐头

• air-tight tins密封罐头

• tin hat钢盔

• cigarettes in tins听装香烟

• a tin of beans一听豆子罐头
• a tin of biscuits一听饼干

tin, can

这两个词都有“罐头,器皿”的意思,都可指盛液体等的容器,如壶、桶,也指保存食物用的马口铁罐头、瓶罐或家里储存水用的陶器或玻璃瓶、广口瓶等; tin多用于英式英语中,而can多用于美式英语中。

can，tin

这两个名词均有“罐头”之意。

can为美国英语，现在英国也用。

tin为英国英语。