Usage of "fume extractor hood"

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

wall chimney hood

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Examples for "cooker hood"

Double doors lead to an expansive kitchen which has ample Shaker-style units and a chrome cooker hood. 
 The Irish Times 

You don't have to pin to-do lists to the cooker hood, documents as complex as a military campaign. 
 The Guardian 

The biggest, a serving spoon, dangled from the exhaust hood of the stove. 
 Doctor Sleep 

The simplicity and conservative estimates of this model make it useful for estimating exhaust hood flow fields. 
 Pubmed 

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 

The extractor hood is inspired by work created by Pierce Tynan Design (01 6793313). 
 The Irish Times 

I look round: Spooky has teleported from the extractor hood to the worktop and is now sniffing the electric kettle suspiciously. 
 The Rhesus Chart 

She advised people to open windows and use extractor hoods if possible to ventilate the home while cooking. 
 The Guardian 

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 

Above the three pots, there was a stainless-steel range hood with an exhaust fan. 
 Phantoms 

Facebook Twitter Pinterest A good range hood is comparable in price to a ceramic or cheaper induction stovetop. 
 The Guardian 

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 

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Significados de fume extractor hood en inglés