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hutch Noun a cage for small animals [Old French huche]
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Translations n hutch [hatʃ] 1 a box with a wire front in which rabbits are kept. hok, kou قفَص للأرانِب клетка králíkárna bur der Verschlag ξύλινο κλουβί κουνελιών conejera, jaula küülikupuur قفس؛ لانه kanikoppi clapier כְּלוּב שְׁפָנִים खरगोश का पिंजरा kunicnjak ketrec kandang kelinci (kanínu)búr conigliera うさぎ小屋 (작은 짐승용의) 우리 narvas (trušu) būris sangkar hok (kanin)bur klatka gaiola cuşcă клетка для кроликов králikáreň zajčnik drveni kavez bur กรงกระต่าย tavşan kafesi 兔箱 клітка для кролів پنجرا chuồng thỏ 兔箱 2 (American) a cupboard with open shelves above for dishes. kas خَزانَة مَطْبَخ مفتوحَة الرفوف шкаф kredenc (s otevřenými policemi nahoře) tallerkenskab der Küchenregal ντουλάπι για τα πιάτα vitrina, aparador puhvetkapp کمد ظروف vaisselier אָרוֹן מָדַפִים פָּתוּח खांचा vrsta ormara za posude felsőszekrény (polcokkal) lemari/rak piring credenza ハッチ(戸のない棚がついている indauja bufete (ar vaļējiem plauktiem augšdaļā) gerobok yang mempunyai tempat letak pinggan buffet met bovenbouw, kabinet framskap kredens буфет kredenc omara za posodo kuhinjski kredenac hyllskänk ตู้ไม่มีประตูปิด dolap 碗架,櫥 буфет کھلے خانوں والی الماری tủ đựng chén bát 碗架,橱 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The walls were black; there was an opening to admit the light above the worm-eaten door; and here and there were a few stools consisting of rough blocks of beech-wood, each set upon three wooden legs; a hutch for bread, a large wooden dipper, a bucket and some earthen milk-pans, a spinning-wheel on the top of the bread-hutch, and a few wicker mats for draining cheeses. He then lays certain silver money on the table, finds his hat, gropes his way down the broken stairs, gives a good morning to some rat-ridden doorkeeper, in bed in a black hutch beneath the stairs, and passes out. I cannot express what a satisfaction it was to me to come into my old hutch, and lie down in my hammock-bed. |
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