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1. (n.) oven
a chamber, as in a stove, for baking, roasting, heating, or drying.
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME; OE ofen, c. OFris, MD
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| Definition of 'Oven' |
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1. (noun) oven
kitchen appliance used for baking or roasting
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1. (noun) oven
a piece of equipment in which you put food to bake, roast, or broil it
Set the oven to 400; º; Put the cookies into/Take the cookies out of the oven.
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Sense: a closed box-like space, usually part of a cooker, which is heated for cooking food
She put the cake into the oven.
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Afrikaans: oond |
Arabic: فُرْن |
Bulgarian: фурна |
Brazilian: forno |
Czech: pec |
German: der Ofen |
Danish: ovn |
Greek: φούρνος |
Spanish: horno |
Estonian: ahi |
Farsi: فر |
Finnish: uuni |
French: four |
Hebrew: תָּנוּר |
Hindi: भट्टी |
Croatian: pećnica |
Hungarian: sütő |
Indonesian: pemanggangan |
Icelandic: ofn |
Italian: forno |
Japanese: オーブン |
Korean: 오븐 |
Lithuanian: krosnis, orkaitė |
Latvian: krāsns; cepeškrāsns |
Malay: ketuhar |
Dutch: oven |
Norwegian: (steke)ovn |
Polish: piekarnik |
Persian: اجاق، تنور |
Pashto: منقل، نغرى |
Portuguese: forno |
Romanian: cuptor |
Russian: духовка |
Slovak: rúra |
Slovenian: pečica |
Serbian: rerna |
Swedish: ugn |
Thai: เตาอบ |
Turkish: fırın |
Taiwanese: 烤箱,烤爐,灶 |
Ukrainian: піч; духовка |
Urdu: تنور، بھٹي |
Vietnamese: lò nướng |
Chinese: 烤箱,烤炉,灶 |
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