utensil
21Utensil — U·ten·si̲l das; s, ien [ i̯ən]; meist Pl; Dinge, die man für einen bestimmten Zweck braucht || K: Badeutensil, Malutensil, Reiseutensil, Schminkutensil, Schreibutensil …
22utensil — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. implement, instrument; vessel, container. See instrumentality, receptacle. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [An implement; especially for the kitchen ] Syn. equipment, tool, appliance, convenience, ware(s); see… …
23utensil — u|ten|sil [ju:ˈtensəl] n [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: utensile, from Latin utensilis useful , from uti; USE1] a thing such as a knife, spoon etc that you use when you are cooking ▪ kitchen utensils …
24Utensil — Uten|sil das; s, ien [...i̯ən] (meist Plur.) <aus lat. utensilia (Plur.) »brauchbare Dinge, Geräte« zu utensilis »brauchbar«, dies zu utis, vgl. ↑Usus> [notwendiges] Gerät, Gebrauchsgegenstand; Hilfsmittel; Zubehör …
25utensil — u|ten|sil [ ju tensl ] noun count something that you use to cook or eat with: a range of stainless steel cooking utensils …
26utensil — u·ten·sil || juË tensl n. implement, instrument, tool, device …
27utensil — noun a tool or container, especially for household use. Origin ME: from OFr. utensile, from med. L., neut. of L. utensilis usable , from uti (see use) …
28utensil — n. Implement, tool, instrument …
29utensil — noun (C) a tool or object with a particular use, especially in cooking: kitchen utensils …
30utensil — n instrument, tool, implement, device, apparatus, contrivance; knife, fork, spoon, chopstick; container, vessel, receptacle, holder, dish …