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countertop
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coun·ter·top  (kountr-tp)
n.
A level surface on a cabinet or display case, as in a kitchen or department store.
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Noun1.countertop - the top side of a countercountertop - the top side of a counter            
counter - table consisting of a horizontal surface over which business is transacted
tabletop - the top horizontal work surface of a table
Translations
countertop [ˈkaʊntərtɒp] n (US) (= kitchen work surface) → plan m de travail


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