"Spatula" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
A spatula is a flat, broad, and long-handled utensil, typically used for scraping, lifting, or folding food, such as cakes, meats, or vegetables. It is often associated with cooking and is commonly used in kitchens.
Spatiotemporal refers to the combination of spatial and temporal aspects or relationships, encompassing both:<br><br>1. <strong>Spatial</strong> (geographical or physical): relating to the arrangement of objects or events in space, including their position, distance, and movement.<br>2. <strong>Temporal</strong> (time-related): relating to the sequence of events in time, including the past, present, and future.<br><br>In other words, spatiotemporal refers to the interplay or integration of both spatial and temporal elements, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of how things are arranged in space and how these arrangements change over time.<br><br>Examples:<br><br> A spatiotemporal analysis of population growth examines how population distribution changes over time and across different areas.<br> In physics, spatiotemporal coordinates are used to describe the position and movement of objects in a four-dimensional space-time continuum.<br><br>In essence, spatiotemporal thinking involves considering multiple dimensions and relationships simultaneously, leading to a deeper understanding of complex systems and phenomena.
Spatiotemporally refers to the combination of space and time in a three-dimensional coordinate system, encompassing both spatial and temporal dimensions.
Noun: small pieces of material (such as leather or rubber) that are attached to the bottom of a shoe to prevent mud from getting in.<br><br>Example: "The mud boots had spats to keep my feet dry."
To scatter or spray small particles or drops of liquid in all directions.<br><br>Example: "The paint spattered onto the wall when the can was knocked over."
To scatter something, typically droplets of a liquid, in a random or irregular way, often in a disorderly manner. Can be applied to different contexts, such as food, paint, blood, etc.<br><br>Example: The rain started to spatter against the windows.
v. tr.<br><br> To sprinkle or scatter something (such as paint or dirt) over a surface or area, often in a disorderly or irregular manner.<br><br>ex. The accident spattered oil all over the road.
Verb: to make a sudden, explosive sound, like the impact of a bullet hitting skin, often used in old English literature to describe a gunshot wound.<br><br>Example: "The loud report of the pistol made the men jump as soon as they spat at each other."<br><br>Note: This verb is not commonly used in modern English language, but could be encountered in old English literature or historical contexts.
A spatula is a flat, wide, and flexible tool with a long handle, used for moving, turning, or serving food on a surface, such as in cooking or serving dishes, or for spreading or applying substances.
Spatzle is a type of homemade noodle that is a traditional dish in German, Austrian, and Hungarian cuisine. It resembles a small, irregularly-shaped dumpling, and is typically made from a simple batter that is pushed through a sieve or a spätzlepresse (a specialized tool) into boiling water, where it cooks until it floats to the surface.
A spavin is a swelling or bony growth on the back of a horse, particularly on the hock joint. It is often associated with stress or injury to the joint, and can be a common problem in equine orthopedics.