cooking stove
- noun
- /ˈkʊkɪŋ stoʊv/
- US
- He turned on the cooking stove and started boiling water for pasta.
Examples
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Plastic sheets over shattered windows and an outdoor cooking stove were all the comforts they had for facing winter.
Academic text (2000) -
So me, I'm very interested in the cooking stoves that are sustainable because charcoal is a huge problem.
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Mary, did you know that until the invention of the cooking stove, burning was one of the leading causes of death for women?
Blog text (5) -
This time, the group will be putting in concrete block cooking stoves into the homes of very poor locals.
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With tens of thousands of people lacking heat in the city of 8.2 million, many are resorting to the dangerous practice of leaving on gas cooking stoves to provide some warmth.
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The family gathered in the kitchen to prepare dinner on the cooking stove.
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After buying a new cooking stove, she was excited to try out her favorite recipes.
Synonyms
A kitchen appliance with hot burners used to cook food
A large kitchen stove with burners and an oven for cooking
A device like an oven or stove used for cooking food
A stove that burns wood to heat a room or cook food
A cooker with burners and an oven that uses gas to cook food
A stove that burns wood to heat a room or cook food
A device that burns wood or coal to cook food
A cooking stove with gas burners and an oven
A kitchen appliance with hot burners on top and an oven below for cooking food
A kitchen stove that uses electricity to make heat for cooking
A large appliance that has burners on top and an oven for cooking food
A kitchen stove that uses gas to cook food
A small stove that burns charcoal for heat or cooking
A small portable cooker that burns alcohol for cooking and heating
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a kitchen appliance for cooking food' is directly derivable from combining 'cooking' (the process of preparing food) with 'stove' (a cooking appliance). This noun+noun compounding is a transparent, descriptive pattern common in English and many other languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand the MWE.
Etymology
Cooking stove comes from the simple image of a stove as a heated box or metal surface where people keep a fire, and cooking which means 'to cook' or prepare food. So a cooking stove is literally a heated thing used 'to cook' meals, and that is why it means the kitchen appliance for making food.