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Meanings of kitchen in English
Russian
x-22 Spanish
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Usage of kitchen in English
1
The new year presents the perfect opportunity to spring clean your kitchen.
2
Mr Oliver said the kitchen staff no longer enjoyed delivering the food.
3
Then refresh them in cold water and drain well on kitchen paper.
4
The door was open; and I saw Cristel employed in the kitchen.
5
Dean says the area required depends solely on the kitchen's intended use.
6
Until then, federal and state governments should be in 'kitchen sink' mode.
7
Regardless of your needs, a well-equipped home kitchen shouldn't cost much money.
8
New Dishes Buying new dinnerware can really give your kitchen some interest.
9
For Letty-Lou was in the kitchen, the family were in the dining-room.
10
He said the building houses the new hospital's pharmacy, kitchen, and administration.
11
Thus there was love in the parlour and love in the kitchen.
12
He replaced both washers in the bathroom and both in the kitchen.
13
In the morning and evening he works a little in the kitchen-garden.
14
Fruen was in the kitchen when I came in with the post.
15
She didn't ask the young people to join them in the kitchen.
16
In expenses of the bishop in the kitchen, 2 by one tally.
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