Usages of huta wo suru
ひき肉 を 炒める とき は、 フタ を した まま で は うまく 炒められない。hikiniku wo itameru toki ha, huta wo sita mama de ha umaku itamerarenai.
When cooking ground meat, if you leave the lid on, you cannot stir-fry it well.
スープ が 冷めない うち に、 鍋 に フタ を して ください。suupu ga samenai uti ni, nabe ni huta wo site kudasai.
Before the soup gets cold, please put a lid on the pot.
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