Take went to the stove and lifted the lid of a great kettle. It was such a queer stove! Here is a picture of Take peeping into the kettle. It shows you just how queer that stove was. "It's rice," Take said. "Of course," said Taro. "We always have rice in that kettle. What's in this one?" He peeped into the next kettle.英文原著 · 《The Japanese Twins》
She stopped underneath the tree where the maiden dwelt and, gathering some dry sticks, kindled a fire. Next, she placed the tripod over it, and the kettle on top. But something was the matter with the kettle. As fast as the old woman put it where it was to stand, that kettle was sure to roll off, falling to the ground with a crash.英文原著 · 《The Crimson Fairy Book》
When Jimmu arrived, the old man told him that he had something which he wished to get rid of, and lifted the lid of the wooden chest, where he had shut up the tanuki. But, to his surprise, no tanuki was there, nothing but the kettle he had found in the corner. It was certainly very odd, but the man remembered what had taken place on the fire, and did not want to keep the kettle any more, so after a little bargaining about the price, Jimmu went away carrying the kettle with him.英文原著 · 《The Crimson Fairy Book》
"Oh, pshaw," she said, less peevishly. "I guess we'd better give up birthdays. Much as we can do to keep Christmas nowadays."
"You hadn't oughter say that, Evelina. We ain't so badly off as all that. I guess you're cold and tired. Set down while I take the kettle off: it's right on the boil."
She pushed Evelina toward the table, keeping a sideward eye on her sister's listless movements, while her own hands were busy with the kettle. A moment later came the exclamation for which she waited. "Why, Ann Eliza!" Evelina stood transfixed by the sight of the parcel beside her plate.英文原著 · 《BUNNER SISTERS》
This sap was boiled down in kettles. If the Indians had no kettles they made the frost take the place of heat in preparing the sugar. They used shallow vessels made of bark, and these were filled with water and the maple sap. It was left to freeze over night and in the morning the ice was broken and thrown away. The sugar did not freeze. When this process had been repeated several times the residue was very good maple sugar. Isaac did more than his share toward the work of provisioning the village for the winter. But he enjoyed it.英文原著 · 《Betty Zane》
Kekkauviskey saster, s. Kettle-iron; the hook by which the kettle is suspended over the fire.英文原著 · 《Gypsy Dictionary》
For your information, it was going to be tea kettle, But the tea kettle was on a train, So I'll give it to you.美剧 · 《The Big Bang Theory》