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Meanings of pan (panned) in English
Usage of panned in English
1
Finland's Liikanen said the ECB would see how the situation panned out.
2
Her light panned over an open stone sarcophagus along the far wall.
3
Asked how the evening panned out, the man replied: Yeah, pretty good.
4
Early in the afternoon I panned out all I had carried down.
5
The green light panned across the wall and up toward the ceiling.
6
The central screen panned to starboard and the image magnified a thousandfold.
7
Carson panned and saw another man approaching Beckmann from behind a warehouse.
8
On the remaining monitor screens, images and outlines bobbed and panned confusedly.
9
I set about it, and sure enough it panned out to admiration.
10
She has panned the administration's coronavirus response, which is headed by Pence.
11
The camera panned to a slim young woman with tousled blond curls.
12
Bafana Bafana's performance has been universally panned by local fans and commentators.
13
Flipping on his flashlight, he panned around, but it didn't help much.
14
Wales will be ecstatic with how this sinbin period has panned out.
15
That makes his encore a welcome relief to Mukherjee's widely panned tenure.
16
It has been panned and panned, many times, and always yields something.
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Panned through the time
Panned across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare