cookware

IPA/ˈkʊkweə(r)/
KK[kˈʊkwˌɛr]IPA/ˈkʊkwer/

cookware — noun

1. The pots, pans, and baking dishes that you use in a kitchen when you are prepari

1.名詞B1
釋義

The pots, pans, and baking dishes that you use in a kitchen when you are preparing or cooking a meal.

例句

Theo replaced his old scratched frying pan with a new set of non-stick cookware.

uncountable noun: 'a set of cookware'

Mei-Lin bought a stainless steel saucepan and a cast-iron skillet to upgrade her cookware collection.

collocation: non-stick / stainless steel / cast-iron cookware

同義詞
  • kitchenware

    broader term that also includes plates, cups, and utensils; 'cookware' is more specific to cooking vessels.

  • pots and pans

    everyday spoken equivalent; less formal and narrower — usually excludes baking dishes.

  • cooking vessels

    more formal and technical; used in manufacturing or hospitality contexts.

用法筆記

Cookware is an uncountable noun. Do not say 'a cookware' — say 'a piece of cookware' or 'an item of cookware'.

常見錯誤

I need to buy a new cookware for the kitchen.
I need to buy a new piece of cookware for the kitchen.
💡Cookware is uncountable; use 'a piece of' or 'an item of' before it.