動詞 can:

1. preserve in a can or tin
   同義詞：can, tin, put up
2. terminate the employment of
   同義詞：fire, give notice, can, dismiss, give the axe, send away, sack, force out, give the sack, terminate

形容詞 canned:

1. recorded for broadcast
   同義詞：transcribed
2. sealed in a can or jar
   同義詞：tinned

1. The television can be paid for in ten monthly payments of 50.
   這電視機可月付50英鎊10次付清。
2. Our cartons for canned food are not only seaworthy but also strong enough to protect the goods from possible damage.
   我方罐頭食品紙箱包裝不僅可適合海運，而且很結實，能防止貨物受損。
3. Restaurants often play canned music.
   飯館里常播放錄音音樂。
4. He bought a canned cod and a sandwich as supper.
   他買了一個鱈魚罐頭和一個三明治作晚飯。
5. The fish is canned in the factory.
   魚在這家廠里裝成罐頭。

canned

adj.（形容詞）
Preserved and sealed in a can or jar.
罐裝的：在罐或壇中保存或封存的
Informal Recorded or taped for repeated use on television or radio:
【非正式用語】 預錄的，預先灌制的：為在電視或廣播中的重復使用而預錄或灌制的：
例句：
canned laughter.
預錄的笑聲

Informal
【非正式用語】
Used repeatedly with little or no change:
千篇一律的：幾乎沒有或沒有變化反復地使用：
例句：
a canned speech.
千篇一律的講演

Totally unoriginal; devoid of individuality:
刻板的：完全沒有創(chuàng)造性的；毫無特色的：
例句：
.Most[soundtrack albums] contain homogenized dance tracks that provide little more than canned excitement. (Boston Globe)
.絕大多數(shù)［電影配樂帶］ 都包含類同舞曲，而這些舞曲只能激起千篇一律的興奮. (波士頓環(huán)球)