kitchen

kitchen
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ clean, spotless
▪ modern
▪ dirty
▪ little, small, tiny
▪ big, huge, large, spacious
▪ open, open-plan (esp. BrE)
▪ galley
▪ fitted, fully fitted (both BrE)
▪ communal, shared
▪ domestic (esp. BrE), home (AmE)
▪ professional, restaurant
▪ mobile
▪ kosher
KITCHEN + NOUN
▪ area
▪ door, floor, window
▪ cabinet, chair, cupboard, drawers, sink, stool, table, unit (esp. BrE)
▪ counter (AmE), countertop (AmE), surface (esp. BrE), worktop (BrE)
▪ faucet (AmE), tap (esp. BrE)
▪ clock, equipment, gadgets, implements, knife, scale (AmE), scales (esp. BrE), scissors, timer, tools (esp. AmE), utensils
▪ foil (BrE)
▪ paper, roll, towels (all BrE) (paper towels in AmE)
▪ island
▪

I sat at the kitchen island eating a bowl of cereal.

▪ appliance, fire, range, stove
▪ facilities
▪

All our chalets have kitchen facilities.

▪ scraps, waste
▪ police (AmE, informal), staff
▪ maid, porter (BrE), worker
▪ garden (= for growing food for the kitchen) (BrE)
PREPOSITION
▪ in a/the kitchen

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