Definition of pan head in English:

pan head

noun

A head of a rivet, bolt, screw, etc., shaped like an inverted flat-bottomed pan; frequently attributive.

noun

A mechanism at the top of a tripod or other mount that allows the camera to move in both horizontal and vertical planes; a pan-and-tilt head.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edward James Reed (1830–1906), naval architect
1940s; earliest use found in American Speech.

Definition of pan head in US English:

pan head

noun

A head of a rivet, bolt, screw, etc., shaped like an inverted flat-bottomed pan; frequently attributive.

noun

A mechanism at the top of a tripod or other mount that allows the camera to move in both horizontal and vertical planes; a pan-and-tilt head.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edward James Reed (1830–1906), naval architect<br>1940s; earliest use found in American Speech.

词汇	pan head
释义	Definition of pan head in English: pan head noun A head of a rivet, bolt, screw, etc., shaped like an inverted flat-bottomed pan; frequently attributive. noun A mechanism at the top of a tripod or other mount that allows the camera to move in both horizontal and vertical planes; a pan-and-tilt head. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edward James Reed (1830–1906), naval architect 1940s; earliest use found in American Speech. Definition of pan head in US English: pan head noun A head of a rivet, bolt, screw, etc., shaped like an inverted flat-bottomed pan; frequently attributive. noun A mechanism at the top of a tripod or other mount that allows the camera to move in both horizontal and vertical planes; a pan-and-tilt head. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edward James Reed (1830–1906), naval architect<br>1940s; earliest use found in American Speech.
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