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kitchens

/ˈkɪtʃənz/ /ˈkɪtʃɪnz/

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noun

Cuisines

A room or area for preparing food.

Examples :

"The new apartment building has modern kitchens in every unit. "

Le nouvel immeuble d'appartements dispose de cuisines modernes dans chaque logement.

architecture area building place food

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noun

Cuisines

Examples :

"The restaurant boasts a variety of kitchens, each specializing in a different cuisine. "

Le restaurant propose une variété de cuisines, chacune étant spécialisée dans une cuisine différente.

food utensil building

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noun

Nuque

The nape of a person's hairline, often referring to its uncombed or "nappy" look.

Examples :

"After gym class, Lisa quickly braided her hair, trying to smooth out the stubborn, tightly coiled hairs in her kitchens. "

Après le cours de gym, Lisa a rapidement tressé ses cheveux, essayant de lisser les cheveux rebelles et très frisés de sa nuque.

appearance body human

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noun

La section de percussion

The percussion section of an orchestra.

Examples :

"The school band's kitchens played loudly during the rehearsal. "

La section de percussion de l'orchestre de l'école a joué fort pendant la répétition.

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noun

Rôtissoire

A utensil for roasting meat.

Examples :

"The kitchens in the old manor house were heavy and ornate, designed for roasting large joints of meat over an open fire. "

Les rôtissoires de l'ancien manoir étaient lourdes et ornées, conçues pour rôtir de gros morceaux de viande sur un feu ouvert.

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noun

Langue vernaculaire, argot

A domesticated or uneducated form of a language.

Examples :

"While educated adults spoke standard English, the children in the isolated village mostly used a simplified, local version that some linguists described as "kitchens." "

Alors que les adultes éduqués parlaient l'anglais standard, les enfants du village isolé utilisaient principalement une version locale simplifiée que certains linguistes ont qualifiée d'« argot ».

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noun

Salle de jeux

A public gaming room in a casino.

Examples :

"The high-roller poker game was moved from the main floor to one of the private kitchens. "

La partie de poker des gros joueurs a été déplacée de la salle principale vers l'une des salles de jeux privées.

entertainment place game

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noun

Garnitures

Anything eaten as a relish with bread, potatoes, etc.

Examples :

"My grandmother always had jars of homemade pickles and chutneys – lovely kitchens to enjoy with bread and cheese. "

Ma grand-mère avait toujours des bocaux de cornichons et de chutneys faits maison – de délicieuses garnitures à déguster avec du pain et du fromage.

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verb

Cuisiner, faire la cuisine

To do kitchen work; to prepare food.

Examples :

"The volunteers kitchened all morning to prepare meals for the homeless shelter. "

Les bénévoles ont cuisiné toute la matinée pour préparer les repas du refuge pour sans-abri.

food utensil work

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verb

Rehausser, agrémenter

To embellish a basic food; to season, add condiments, etc.

Examples :

"The chef kitchens the plain rice with herbs and spices before serving. "

Le chef rehausse le riz nature avec des herbes et des épices avant de servir.

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Embellir, rehausser

(by extension) To embellish; to dress up.

Examples :

"She kitchens her presentation with appealing visuals and compelling anecdotes to keep the audience engaged. "

Elle embellit sa présentation avec des visuels attrayants et des anecdotes captivantes pour maintenir l'attention du public.

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