Vocabulary: Kitchen Utensils

Kitchen utensils

أدوات المطبخ

1. Utensil

وعاء

2. Vessel

إناء

3. Spoon

ملعقة

4. Plate

طبق

5. Bowl

السلطانية أو الزبدية

6. Jug

الإبريق

7. Oven

فرن

8. Microwave oven

فرن الميكروويف

9. Stove

موقد

10. Chimney

المدخنة

11. Pitcher

دورق

12. Wash-basin

الحوض أو المغسلة

13. Mixer

خلاط

14. Refrigerator

الثلاجة

15. Saucer

صحن الفنجان / الطبق الذى

يوضع فيه الفنجان

16. Cutlery

أدوات تناول الطعام أو أدوات المائدة

17. Blender

خلاط يدوي

18. Beater

خفاقة / مخفقة البيض

19. Grater

المبشرة

20. Pestle mortar

مدقة الهاون

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