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larder

/ˈlɑː.də/

Traduction: Nom désignant une petite pièce ou un placard servant à conserver les aliments, ainsi que les provisions de nourriture d'un ménage.

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/ˈlɑː.də/B1formalbritish
  • frNom désignant une petite pièce ou un placard servant à conserver les aliments, ainsi que les provisions de nourriture d'un ménage.

A noun referring to a small room or cupboard used for storing food, or the supply of food kept for a household.

  1. Household food supplyB1formal

    A stock or collection of food stored for a household, especially over a period of time.

    frprovisions alimentaires du ménage

    • The family's larder was well-stocked for the winter.
    • She checked the larder to see what ingredients were available.
    • After the harvest, the larder was full of preserved vegetables.
    • The old cottage had a large larder for storing meat and cheese.
  2. Food storage roomA2formal

    A small room or cupboard used for storing food, wine, or other provisions.

    frGarde-manger

    • He went to the larder to fetch a jar of jam.
    • The house had a cool stone larder perfect for keeping vegetables fresh.
    • She organized the larder by stacking canned goods on the shelves.
    • The chef's larder was filled with spices and dried herbs.

    Synonymesbutterypantrystillroomstoreroom

Formes
  • larders plural form
  • larders' possessive plural form
  • larder's possessive singular form
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