bakehouse

IPA/ˈbeɪkhaʊs/
IPA/ˈbeɪkhaʊs/

bakehouse — noun

1. a place with ovens where people bake bread, especially as a room or building use

1.名詞C1
釋義

a place with ovens where people bake bread, especially as a room or building used for the work

例句

Wren carried warm loaves from the bakehouse to the front shop.

carry loaves from the bakehouse to the shop

Before sunrise, smoke was already rising from the village bakehouse.

village bakehouse as a working bread-making place

同義詞
  • bakery

    the common modern word, often focusing on the business or shop that makes and sells bread

  • bakeshop

    mainly North American and usually understood as a retail shop rather than the work room

用法筆記

Often refers to the room or building where bread is baked; bakery is more common for the business or shop that sells the bread.

常見錯誤

❌Put the rolls in the bakehouse for ten minutes.
✅Put the rolls in the oven for ten minutes.
💡a bakehouse is the whole room or building, not the oven itself.