kitchen-sink

kitchen utensils 厨房用具

 

peeler potato masher ladle

削皮器土豆捣烂器长柄勺

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wooden spoon 木勺

spatula fish slice (6r£) 刮伊 spatula (NAmt) 煎鱼锅铲

rolling pin 辦面杖

whisk打蛋器

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bottle-opener

开瓶器

corkscrew瓶塞钻

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colander 滤锅

sieve (8rf) li sifter [NAm£) 筛子

garlic crusher 压蒜器

chopping board 石占板

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tongs 夹钳

顯扁

grater 碌床 lemon-squeezer {Brl

lemon-squeezer (firf) tin-opener {BrE} juicer {NAm£) can-opener [NAmE) 榨汁器      开罐器

.kitchen-'sink adj. [only before noun] (of plays, films, novels, etc.戏剧、电影、小说等）dealing with ordinary life and ordinary people, especially when this involves describing the boring or difficult side of their lives 生活 化的；描写普通人的生活的；揭示现实灰暗面的：a fcftcheTi-sinfc drama 生活化戏剧 kit-chen-ware /'kitjinwe8(r); NAmE -wer/ noun [u] used in shops/stores to describe objects that you use in a kitchen, such as pans, bowls, etc.(商店用语）厨房用具 kste /kait/ noun, verb

a noun 1 a toy made of a light frame covered with paper, cloth, etc., that you fly in the air at the end of one or more long strings 风筝：to 办 a fcfte 放风筝 2 a bird of prey (= a bird that kills other creatures for food) of the hawk family 鸾（猛禽）iT»T?ni see fly v., high adj.

» verb [VN] (NAmE, informal) to use an illegal cheque to obtain money or to dishonestly change the amount written on a cheque使用（非法支票）骗钱；涂改（支 票）：to fcite checfcs用支票诈骗◊ check kiting支票作弊 Kite-mark™ /'kaitmaik; NAmE -ma:rk/ noun [usually sing.] in Britain, an official mark, like a small kite, that is put on products to show that they have been approved by the British Standards Institution because tiiey are of good quality and safe to use风筝标记英国标准协会的 产品优质安全标记）

kith /ki0/ noun THTOl kith and kin [old-fashioned) friends and relatives亲戚朋友

kitsch /kitX/ noun [U] {disapproving) works of art or objects that are popular but that are considered to have no real artistic value and to be lacking in good taste, for example because they are sentimental 庸俗的艺术 作品；无真正艺术价值的作品；品位不髙的伤感作品 ► kitsch (also kitschy) adj.

kit.ten /_kitn/ now/7 a young cat 小猫 ITi!??l have 'kittens (8rf, /njfo/TTjfl/) to be very anxious or nervous about sth

焦虑；烦躁；心慌意乱

kitten heels noun [pi.] small thin curved heels on women’s shoes (女鞋的）弧状细矮跟 kit-ten-ish /'kitmX/ adj. {old-fashioned) (of a woman A) lively, and trying to attract men’s attention 搔首弄姿

$、卖弄风情的

kit-ti-wake /'kitiweik/ noun a bird that lives in groups on sea cliffs三趾鹆（海洋鸥类，营巢于悬崖) kitty /'kiti/ noun (pi. -ie$) 1 (informal) if money is put in a kitty, a group of people all give an amount and the money is spent on sth they all agree on 共同凑集的一笔 钱：V/e each put £20 in the fcit/y to cover the 我们 每人凑20英镑支付账单。2 (in card games, etc纸牌游 戏等）the sum of money that all the players bet，which is given to the winner 全部赌注 3   a way of

referring to a cat 猫咪；小猫

.kitty-'corner(ed) adj., adv. {NAmE, informal) = catty- cornered)

kiwi /'ki:wi:/ noun 1 Kiwi {informal) a person from New Zealand 新西兰人：Z a New Zealand bird with a long beak, short wings and no tail, that cannot fly 几维（新 西兰鸟，喙长、翼短、无尾、不能飞> 3 =KIWI FRUIT 'kiwi fruit noun (pi kiwi fruit) (also kiwi) a small fruit with thin brown skin covered with small hairs, soft green flesh and black seeds, originally from New Zealand 称猴桃；奇异果一picture o page R17 kj fl仙r kilojoule⑻千焦（耳）

KKK /,kei kei 'kei/ abbr. Ku Klux Klan klap /kLvp/ verb [VN] (-pp-) {SAfrE, informal) to hit sb/sth 打，击（某人或某物）：rHW叩you/我要揍你！ —Wap /7〇w/7: to give sb a 打某人 Klaxon™ /'klaeksn/ noun (6r£) a horn, originally on a vehicle，tliat makes a loud sound as a warning 克莱克 森高音喇叭（原为汽车喇叭）

Klee-nex™ /'kliineks/ noun [U, C] {pi. Ktee-nex) a paper HANDKERCHIEF; a TISSUE 舒洁纸巾；纸巾：a b〇X 〇/ KZeenex — 盒纸巾◊ Here, have a Kleenex to dry your eyes. 喂，拿一张纸巾把眼睛擦干。

klep.to.mania. /.klepta'meinia/ noun [U] a mental illness in which sb has a strong desire, which they cannot control, to steal things 偷窃狂；偷畚癖► klep.to- maniac /.klepta'meiniaBk/ noun ： She}s a kleptomaniac.

她是个偷窃狂。

kludge /klu:d3/ noun {computing if) a solution to a computer problem that has been quickly and badly put together不成熟产品；蹩脚系统► kludge verMV, VN] klutz /klAts/ noun (informal, especially NAm£) a person who often drops things, is not good at sport(s)，etc•木 头人；不灵巧的人；笨手笨脚的人►klutzy/'klAtsi/fl办 km (p/. km or kms) (in writing) kilometre(s)(书写 形式）千米，公里

knack /naek/ noun [sing.] 1 ~ (of/for sth) | ~ (of/for doing sth) a special skill or ability that you have natur- ally or can learn (天生的或学会的〉技能，本领：Jt’s ea^y, once you’ve got the fcnacfc.你一旦掌握这个技能就容 易 T 〇 ◊ ffe’s got a reaZ fcnacfc/or making money.他肴 li会的真本领。2 〜of doing sth (8r£) a habit of doing sth.习惯；癖好：She has the un/ortimate fcnacfc 〇/ ahvays saying the wrong thing.不卓的是，她总是 i益 错话。

knacker /'naeka(r)/ verb [VN] {BrE, slang) 1 to make sb very tired使筋疲ij尽；使疲惫不虫HT71 exhaust 2 to injure sb or damage sth 使受伤；破坏；损害► knacker­ing [not usually before noun] (8rf， /V?/orm<7/) : I donft do aerobics any more—ft’s too fcnaciering.我再不做有氧 健身操了——太累人了。