cauldron
ˈkɔːldrən
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Definition of cauldron - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
cookingUKlarge pot used for boiling over fireUK
  • The witch stirred her potion in the cauldron.
kettle pot
2.
metaphoricalsituation characterized by instability and strong emotions
  • The city was a cauldron of political unrest..
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Images of cauldron

  • cauldron: large pot used for boiling over fire
    large pot used for boiling over fire

Origin of cauldron

Latin, caldarium (hot bath)

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ancient Chinese cauldron with three hollow legs

Examples of cauldron in a sentence

  • Villagers gathered around the cauldron for soup.
  • The office became a cauldron of stress during the merger.
  • The debate turned the meeting into a cauldron of emotions.

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  1. French:chaudron, creuset de tensions, ...
  2. German:Kessel, Hexenkessel, ...
  3. Italian:calderone, ...
  4. Spanish:caldero, crisol, ...
  5. Portuguese:caldeirão, ...
  6. Chinese:大锅, 锅, ...
  7. Japanese:大釜, 混沌, ...
  8. Arabic:قِدْر, سَاحَة غَلَيَان, ...
  9. Hebrew:קַלַּחַת, קְדֵרָה, ...
  10. Russian:котел, котёл, ...
  11. Ukrainian:казан, ...
  12. Hindi:देग, उथल-पुथल, ...
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