stove
/stəʊv/ (bre, ipa) · /stəʊv/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈstōv/ (ame, mw)
stove — 名詞
- stovesingular
- stovesplural
1. a device that produces warmth for a room or building by burning fuel such as woo
暖爐
燃燒燃料或用電發熱的取暖設備
a device that produces warmth for a room or building by burning fuel such as wood, coal, or gas, or by using electricity
Lakshmi lit the wood-burning stove as soon as she arrived at the mountain cabin.
Lakshmi 一到山間小屋就點燃了柴火暖爐。
collocation: wood-burning stove
The iron stove in the classroom kept the children warm all winter.
教室裡的鐵製暖爐讓孩子們整個冬天都感到溫暖。
Caleb loaded the stove with coal before the first snowstorm hit the village.
Caleb 在第一場暴風雪襲擊村莊前,給暖爐添滿了煤。
The elderly couple sat by the potbelly stove and drank hot tea.
那對老夫婦坐在圓肚子暖爐旁喝著熱茶。
- heater
a general term for any device that produces heat; less specific than 'stove', which implies burning fuel
- furnace
a larger system that heats an entire building through pipes or ducts, usually in a basement or utility room
- radiator
a part of a central heating system that radiates heat into a room; not a standalone burning unit like a stove
用法筆記
In North America, a heating stove is usually a standalone unit that heats a single room. A furnace, by contrast, is a larger system that heats an entire building through air ducts.
常見錯誤
2. a kitchen appliance with an enclosed oven for baking or roasting and hot surface
爐灶
內有烤箱、上方有爐頭的烹飪設備
a kitchen appliance with an enclosed oven for baking or roasting and hot surfaces on top for boiling or frying food
Renata set the pan on the stove and waited for the oil to heat.
Renata 把鍋子放在爐灶上,等油加熱。
collocation: on the stove
Haruto baked bread in the stove oven while soup simmered on the back burner.
Haruto 在爐灶烤箱裡烤麵包,同時湯在後方的爐頭上慢煮。
contrast: inside vs on top
The electric stove has four burners, but only two get hot enough for cooking.
這台電爐灶有四個爐頭,但只有兩個夠熱能做菜。
Ife wiped down the stove top after cooking a big dinner for the family.
Ife 為家人煮完大餐後,把爐灶檯面擦拭乾淨。
- cooker
the common British term for the same appliance; a learner studying British English should use 'cooker' for this sense
- range
a larger, more powerful stove often found in professional kitchens, usually with multiple ovens and six or more burners
- oven
only the enclosed baking compartment; not a full synonym for 'stove', which includes the cooktop
用法筆記
In British English, the cooking appliance described here is more commonly called a 'cooker'. 'Stove' in British English usually refers to the heating device in sense 1. In American English, 'stove' covers both senses and 'oven' refers only to the baking compartment.