cauldron

n.

大锅，大汽锅；煮皂锅；海釜；

复数：cauldrons

1. He ran over to a neighbour's house to borrow a cauldron.
   他匆匆到邻居家去借一口大锅。
2. Everyone crowded around a huge cauldron of boiling sap.
   大家都围挤在一个熬枫浆的大锅旁。
3. Soon, the sea is a bubbling cauldron of milky white foam and spray.
   很快，那片海就像个充满乳白色泡泡和浪花的大气锅。

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