panhandle

• Nom désignant deux sens principaux : une bande de terre étroite qui s'avance depuis une région géographique plus vaste, ou la poignée d'une poêle utilisée pour cuisiner.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a narrow strip of land projecting from a larger geographical area, or the handle of a pan used for cooking.

1. Geographical featureB2formal

   A narrow strip of land that extends from a larger area, often resembling the handle of a pan.

   panhandle (géographie)

   • The Florida Panhandle is known for its beautiful beaches.
   • The state has a panhandle that stretches northward.
   • They drove through the panhandle to reach the neighboring state.

   Synonymesextensionprojectionsalientstriptongue

2. Utensil partA2formal

   The long handle attached to a cooking pan, used for holding and maneuvering it.

   Poignée de casserole

   • The panhandle was too hot to touch without a mitt.
   • She wrapped the panhandle with a cloth to avoid burning her hand.
   • The panhandle broke off, making it difficult to lift the pan.

   Synonymesgriphandle

• Verbe signifiant demander de l'argent ou de la nourriture, surtout dans la rue, de manière insistante ou mendiante.

A verb meaning to beg for money or food, especially on the street.

1. Beg for moneyB2informalamerican

   To ask for money from people in public places, typically on the street.

   Mendier dans la rue

   • He was panhandling near the subway station.
   • She panhandled for a few hours to get enough for a meal.
   • The city passed a law against panhandling in certain areas.

   Synonymesbegbumcadgemoochsolicitsponge