adj.罐装的
v.“tin”的过去式

原形：tin第三人称单数：tins复数：tins过去式：tinned过去分词：tinned现在分词：tinning

Can you give me a tin of fish?
你能给我一鱼罐头吗?
He used to live in a tin-roofed house in his hometown.
他以前住在他家乡的一所铁皮屋顶的房子里。
I need someone to help me open the tin.
我需要有人来帮我打开罐头。
She used a can of tin to store her homemade jam.
她用一罐锡储存自己做的果酱。
The roof is made of corrugated tin, providing cheap and durable shelter.
屋顶是波纹铁皮制成的，提供了一种廉价且耐用的遮蔽物。
The old barn had a tin roof that echoed with the sound of rain.
那座旧谷仓有个铁皮屋顶，雨打在上面会回响。
The tin whistle is a simple musical instrument often played by children.
锡哨是一种简单的乐器，常由孩子们吹奏。
The chef served the steak on a hot tin plate, sizzling with butter.
主厨将牛排放在热烫的锡盘上，伴随着黄油的吱吱声。
Tin is a chemical element with the symbol Sn and atomic number 50." (锡是一种化学元素，符号为Sn，原子序数为50。
In ancient times, tin was a valuable commodity, used in the production of bronze.
在古代，锡是一种贵重的商品，用于生产青铜。
The tin miner carefully sifted through the dirt, searching for tiny bits of the precious metal.
锡矿工仔细筛选泥土，寻找珍贵金属的小碎片。
The toy soldier was made of tin, giving it a nostalgic charm.
那个玩具士兵是由锡制成的，给人一种怀旧的魅力。
They sold canned tuna at the grocery store, providing an easy source of protein.
他们在杂货店卖金枪鱼罐头，提供了一种方便的蛋白质来源。