盘 (pán): meaning and stroke order

盘 in our stories

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• 最后，一盘夫妻肺片都被她一个人吃完了。

  zuìhòu yì pán fūqī fèipiàn dōu bèi tā yí gè rén chī wán le

  In the end she eats the whole plate by herself.

  From the story "Husband and wife lung slices" HSK 3

• 腊月二十三那天，奶奶一大早就把厨房打扫得干干净净，还在灶台前面摆了一盘糖瓜。

  làyuè èrshísān nà tiān nǎinai yí dàzǎo jiù bǎ chúfáng dǎsǎo de gāngānjìngjìng hái zài zàotái qiánmiàn bǎi le yì pán tángguā

  On the twenty-third of the twelfth month, Grandma cleaned the kitchen spotless first thing in the morning and set a plate of malt-sugar sweets in front of the stove.

  From the story Sweets for the Kitchen God HSK 5

• 不料，酒一下肚，她就现出了原形：一条巨大的白蛇盘在床上。许仙掀开帐子一看，当场被吓死了。

  búliào jiǔ yí xiàdù tā jiù xiàn chū le yuánxíng yì tiáo jùdà de báishé pán zài chuángshang Xǔ Xiān xiānkāi zhàngzi yí kàn dāngchǎng bèi xià sǐ le

  Unexpectedly, as soon as the wine was down she reverted to her true form: a huge white snake coiled on the bed. Xu Xian pulled back the bed curtains, looked, and died of fright on the spot.

  From the story The Legend of the White Snake HSK 7–9 · Level 9