cupboard

名词橱柜; 壁橱; 衣柜; 食物柜

名词

1. 碗柜：据人文社所说,哈利从1岁到11岁在'碗柜'(Cupboard)里住了10年. 但这里的Cupboard却有另一个解释,而且这个解释在说到房子结构的时候比碗柜更为常用,这就是'储物间'. 这是利用室内楼梯下面的空间建成的,普通用来堆放闲杂物品,

2. 柜子：首先向左划,依次用日石、月石开启栅门,上岸到房间内拿取弧形齿轮(crescent-shapedgear),然后关上柜子(cupboard),看一下上面的图案,将它记下来. 回到乘筏继续往左,用世界之石开启栅门,上岸进入拱门(archway). 将梯子放在雕像前,

1. 橱柜(英国英语中，cupboard 指所有类似的家具；而在美国英语中，常用closet来指较大的此类家具)
    A cupboard is a piece of furniture that has one or two doors, usually contains shelves, and is used to store things. In British English, cupboard refers to all kinds of furniture like this. In American English, closet is usually used instead to refer to larger pieces of furniture.

    e.g. The kitchen cupboard was stocked with tins of soup and food.
           厨房的橱柜里备有汤罐头和食品罐头。

2. (尤指无窗户的)储物间
    A cupboard is a very small room that is used to store things, especially one without windows.

3. a skeleton in the cupboard -> see skeleton

1. The court heard that Ng bought a chopper and hid it in a cupboard months before he killed his wife on August 8 last year.

2. Ancient Chinese ornaments contrast with typical traditional Chilean pottery in his cupboard.

3. Imagine a smart kitchen that can grow vegetables and fruit in a cupboard where the temperature and humidity levels are controlled automatically.

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4. A cupboard in Wang's office is filled with a batch of files, each matching a criminal offender his center has helped.

5. cupboard的反义词

5. He would shout and cry late at night and throw large objects - including a cupboard - out his window.

6. 911查询·英语单词

6. Sarah Harding has a " naughty cupboard " for her treats and snacks.

7. Probably the biggest challenge to maintaining the value of the wines you buy is storage because just any cupboard or shelf won't do.

8. cupboard

8. The manuscript had been kept in a cupboard for 50 years and was only shown to the valuer as he was leaving.

9. Satchwell locked herself inside a small cupboard, while other guests hid in cubicles until being escorted out by staff.

10. Two weekends before Christmas is when I dive into the store cupboard and dust off my baking sheets.

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