Pattyの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

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A: Patty cake is part of a children's song. It's not used other than in that song.

If I had to guess, it's an old fashioned way of saying pancake

A: A "patty" is typically like a "hamburger patty". A relatively flattened, round object. Another word to describe a "patty" could be "disk", but typically disks are flatter than a patty.

A: It’s a song children sing. There’s a clapping rhythm that goes along with it.

A: A patty is the meat inside the burger. A burger is everything including the buns, patties, lettuce, tomato, etc. So the difference is that the patty is inside a burger and the burger is the whole thing.

A: A patty is ground down and reshaped meat. A cutlet is meat that is not ground down, but instead pounded down until it is thin.

A cutlet can include meat that is cut to be shaped like a patty, but the definition includes any cut of meat that is flattened.

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A: Patty

A: Well, it's totally fine except for that I don't know what "patty cash" is... 🤔

A: Patty studies a lot

A: You can sauté a patty, but usually you would just say “cook” unless you're talking about the specific method you used, like if you were writing a recipe.