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Перевод: larder

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Тезаурус:

1. Mrs Lennox placed some sliced corned beef on the table along with some griddle scones she'd had in the larder wrapped in a cloth.
2. So of course you rifle the fridge and the larder for signs of malpractice, and even though you're a wholemeal bread fan (do you make a fuss over it at hotels in the morning?) and you try to keep up a regime of healthy, dull, fresh fruit eating, the evidence is all there: tinned baked beans; deep frozen specialist pork sausages; stilton.
3. Anne Ballard often raids the larder to find food to bake rock hard and add texture to her dried flower arrangements.
4. The moorlands also used to be a larder for great raptors: hen harrier and short-eared owl, quartering the heather in endless search of prey.
5. In the larder, Kathleen Lavender stared Vaguely at various vegetables, at tins of soup, at flour bins and chutney jars, worrying about lunch and not understanding how a solicitor could be mistaken.
6. A deep larder provides valuable storage space for sacks of dog food to sustain Cormack, the Irish wolfhound.
7. Many elderly people who suffer from backache and stiff joints find bending and stretching difficult, so it is important that the cooker, sink and work-tops should be at the correct height for them, and that cupboards and larder shelves that are in daily use should not be too high or too low for them to reach without strain.
8. If he has only tinned fruits and custard in his larder, he should not serve them up as coupe de fruits avec creme anglaise .
9. A plan that sometimes works very well - after their kitchen equipment (which should include a refrigerator) has been checked - is to start them off with a "gift" for their larder of a small box-full of a variety of inexpensive sauces, seasonings and flavourings, which can be used to add interest to very simple meals.
10. To bring home the bacon for the larder.
11. His uncle pointed out the presence of a gross Buttery spirit, swilling the rancid contents of the larder, and chastised the tavern-keeper for his wicked ways.
12. This comprises a shower room and WC, a dry-goods store, a larder, the passage leading to the third bedroom and the kitchen.
13. Think that crops in our fields are a free larder?