donut fryer
- noun
- /ˈdoʊnʌt ˈfraɪər/
- Specialized
- The bakery's new donut fryer can produce hundreds of fresh doughnuts every hour.
Examples
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Investing in a commercial donut fryer increased production and efficiency in their shop.
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The bakery just bought a new donut fryer.
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After cleaning the donut fryer, the staff prepared it for the next morning's batch.
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Can you show me how the doughnut fryer works?
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The bakery's new donut fryer produces dozens of golden doughnuts in just minutes.
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With a high-capacity donut fryer, the shop can serve customers more quickly during peak hours.
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After watching the demonstration, I understood how a donut fryer operates in a busy bakery.
Synonyms
A machine that cooks food by frying it in hot oil
A kitchen machine that cooks food by putting it completely into hot oil
A machine that cooks food in hot oil, used in restaurants
A machine that fries many donuts quickly for bakeries or shops
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Morphology
The meaning is directly and transparently derived from combining 'donut' (a small fried sweet cake) with 'fryer' (a device that fries food): a fryer for making donuts. This noun–noun composition is a straightforward, productive pattern in English (and common across languages), so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily infer the compound's meaning.
Etymology
Donut fryer comes from the simple image of a busy shop where cooks drop rings of dough into hot oil and then use a machine to cook many at once. The words donut and fryer show this scene, so donut fryer means 'a machine used for frying large quantities of doughnuts'.