Kitchen - English meaning

noun

A building or area in which bread is made.

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Poorer households, with no oven of their own, used dutch ovens, or griddles, or sent their dough to…

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The practice or skill of preparing and cooking food.

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Italian regional cookery

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The skill or activity of preparing and cooking food

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Cookery classes, a new cookery book by celebrity chef jamie oliver

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A kitchen or dining hall in a military camp.

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Visits were also made to cookhouses, messrooms and officers' messes, and the royal couple were pres…

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A small building used for cooking, for example when camping or in the army

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They will live in typical basic accommodation, and eat their meals in the cookhouse., then we went …

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A low, flat ship with one or more sails and up to three banks of oars, chiefly used for warfare or piracy and often manned by slaves or criminals.

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The ship was a fast galley powered by three banks of rowers pulling up to 200 oars.

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A kitchen in a ship or aircraft

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A small kitchen or part of a room equipped as a kitchen.

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The motel sets aside some rooms with small kitchenettes to rent on a weekly basis.

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A small room or area used as a kitchen

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A small kitchen or room at the back of a house used for washing dishes and other dirty household work.

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A huge fireplace dominates this unused room while a tiny scullery is packed with old appliances.

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Especially in a large old house, a room next to the kitchen where pans are washed and vegetables are prepared for cooking

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Our house has the original scullery.