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Meanings of exhaust hood in English

Russian
кухонная вытяжка
Portuguese
exaustor
Spanish
campana extractora
Catalan
campana extractora
Wikidata

A device usually placed over cooking areas in kitchens to extract fumes and unpleasant odours.

кухонная вытяжка
Portuguese
coifa

Metal covering leading to a vent that exhausts smoke or fumes.

coifa
Synonyms
Examples for "cooker hood"
Examples for "cooker hood"
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Double doors lead to an expansive kitchen which has ample Shaker-style units and a chrome cooker hood.
The Irish Times
2
You don't have to pin to-do lists to the cooker hood, documents as complex as a military campaign.
The Guardian
1
The extractor hood is inspired by work created by Pierce Tynan Design (01 6793313).
The Irish Times
2
I look round: Spooky has teleported from the extractor hood to the worktop and is now sniffing the electric kettle suspiciously.
The Rhesus Chart
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She advised people to open windows and use extractor hoods if possible to ventilate the home while cooking.
The Guardian
1
In the first area, Cooking, the Company designs, manufactures and sells kitchen hoods for domestic use as well as manufactures household appliances and kitchens.
Reuters
1
Above the three pots, there was a stainless-steel range hood with an exhaust fan.
Phantoms
2
Facebook Twitter Pinterest A good range hood is comparable in price to a ceramic or cheaper induction stovetop.
The Guardian
3
The "outdoor kitchen" of this Melbourne home includes a wine fridge, pizza oven, two stove tops and a NASA inspired range hood.
News.com.au
Usage of exhaust hood in English
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The biggest, a serving spoon, dangled from the exhaust hood of the stove.
Doctor Sleep
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The simplicity and conservative estimates of this model make it useful for estimating exhaust hood flow fields.
Pubmed
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Tony the Tiger, sitting on the stove, head ducked under the exhaust hood, stuffs his face with a caramel corn and snorts.
Shadow of the Mothaship