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Meanings of bakery in English

Russian
калачная
Portuguese
padaria
Spanish
panaderia
Catalan
fleca
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Establishment that produces and sells flour-based food baked in an oven.

калачная
Portuguese
padaria
Catalan
fleca

A workplace where baked goods (breads and cakes and pastries) are produced or sold.

padaria

A baker's shop.

Usage of bakery in English
1
Those products included spray-dried emulsions used in bakery applications and pharmaceutical lactose.
Reuters
2
The company said in May that it was selling its bakery operations.
Reuters
3
His father, who owned a bakery business, left when he was 10.
The Guardian
4
She'd seen Miles walking by, surprised he hadn't come into the bakery.
Indivisible
5
I walk to the approximate site of the bakery Peeta's family owned.
Mockingjay
6
Sir Clive wanted to take bakery specialists with him to New Zealand.
The Guardian
7
It's made by a bakery up in New Jersey called Classic Desserts.
Private Sector
8
But running a bakery is a completely different skill set than baking.
Wired
9
She worked in a bakery before making her way to the UK.
The Guardian
10
The structure can be used as a school, bakery or Internet cafe.
Reuters
11
The bakery workers then launched strikes that disrupted operations at 24 bakeries.
Reuters
12
Skip wrote it on one of the business cards of the bakery.
We Can't Have Everything: A Novel
13
I was raised in Dagenham, opposite the police station and the bakery.
The Guardian
14
Past closing time for the bakery, he still hadn't expected her there.
Indivisible
15
But to-night he'll turn the automatics over to me in the bakery.
The Jacket (The Star-Rover)
16
The boy and his mother continued living above the bakery store room.
Marching Men
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