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Meanings of canteen in English
Usage of canteen in English
1
Their canteen had been stopped; the day nursery discontinued; the nurses discharged.
2
Poured a bottle of water into the canteen and went to work.
3
The star hung on the wall of the canteen opposite the counter.
4
The days of good old Aussie food in the canteen are over.
5
There was neither food in his pack nor water in his canteen.
6
And by the way, I found his previous report in the canteen.
7
Then the ground floor has the company security staff, and a canteen.'
8
The Mexican drank greedily, and threw the empty canteen into the bushes.
9
He understood that in the canteen there was not water for both.
10
He meant to look in for an hour at the canteen festivities.
11
He fell and the metal of his canteen rang against the stone.
12
And last May there was a robbery in the parliament's main canteen.
13
I was also there, said Zhopara, a waitress at the base canteen.
14
The stranger laid down the canteen and scrambled painfully to his feet.
15
The engineer had straightened and was raising the half-filled canteen to drink.
16
But the canteen of the Third North Carolina is a dry one.
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Canteen through the time
Canteen across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common