cauldron

A very large pot, typically made of metal, used for boiling liquids or cooking over an open fire.

ruОчень большой котёл, обычно из металла, используемый для кипячения жидкостей или приготовления пищи на открытом огне.esCaldero muy grande, generalmente de metal, usado para hervir líquidos o cocinar alimentos al fuego abierto.frTrès grand récipient, généralement en métal, servant à faire bouillir des liquides ou à cuire des aliments sur un feu ouvert.deEin sehr großer Kessel, meist aus Metall, der zum Kochen von Flüssigkeiten oder zum Garen von Speisen über offenem Feuer dient.ptCaldeirão grande, geralmente de metal, usado para ferver líquidos ou cozinhar alimentos em fogo aberto.zh一种非常大的锅，通常由金属制成，用于在明火上煮沸液体或烹饪食物。arقِدر كبير جدًّا، غالبًا من المعدن، يُستخدم لغلي السوائل أو طهي الطعام على نار مكشوفة.

1. Large boiling pot B1 formal

   A very large metal pot used for boiling liquids or cooking over an open fire.

   • The witch stirred a bubbling potion in her cauldron.
   • They hung the cauldron over the campfire to make soup.
   • In ancient times, cauldrons were used for cooking large meals.

   ruКотёлesCaldero grandefrGrand chaudrondeKesselptCaldeirãozh大锅arقِدْر كبيرة

   Synonyme: boilerkettlepotvat

2. Symbolic or magical vessel B2 informal

   A large pot often associated with magic, mythology, or folklore, used for brewing spells or potions.

   • The wizard poured a glowing liquid into the cauldron.
   • Legends speak of a magical cauldron that could bring the dead back to life.
   • The story describes a cauldron that grants wishes to those who find it.

   ruКотёлesCaldero mágico o simbólicofrChaudron magique ou symboliquedeKesselptCaldeirãozh坩埚arالمرجل

   Synonyme: cruciblekettlepotvat

• cauldrons plural form
• cauldrons' possessive plural form
• cauldron's possessive singular form