Definition of estufa in English:

estufa

noun ɛˈstuːfəeˈsto͞ofə

1A heated chamber in which Madeira wine is stored and matured.
（用于储藏并陈酿马德拉白葡萄酒的）烘房
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of the smaller shippers and stockholders refuse to resort to the estufa to age their wines.
- Special inspectors place thermostatic seals on each estufa, and if the temperature becomes too high the seal is automatically broken and the wine is then confiscated.
2US An underground chamber in which a fire is kept permanently alight, used as a place of assembly by Pueblo Indians.
〈美〉火不灭地下室（普韦布洛印第安人用来聚会的地下室，室内始终燃有一堆火）
Example sentencesExamples
- Each pueblo contains an estufa, which is used both as a council chamber and a place of worship.
- Montezuma placed his sacred fire in the estufa, and warned his people that death would come upon them if they allowed it to go out.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Spanish, probably based on Greek tuphos 'steam or smoke'.

Definition of estufa in US English:

estufa

nouneˈsto͞ofə

1A heated chamber in which Madeira wine is stored and matured.
（用于储藏并陈酿马德拉白葡萄酒的）烘房
Example sentencesExamples
- Special inspectors place thermostatic seals on each estufa, and if the temperature becomes too high the seal is automatically broken and the wine is then confiscated.
- Some of the smaller shippers and stockholders refuse to resort to the estufa to age their wines.
2US An underground chamber in which a fire is kept permanently alight, used as a place of assembly by Pueblo Indians.
〈美〉火不灭地下室（普韦布洛印第安人用来聚会的地下室，室内始终燃有一堆火）
Example sentencesExamples
- Each pueblo contains an estufa, which is used both as a council chamber and a place of worship.
- Montezuma placed his sacred fire in the estufa, and warned his people that death would come upon them if they allowed it to go out.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Spanish, probably based on Greek tuphos ‘steam or smoke’.

单词	estufa
释义	Definition of estufa in English: estufa noun ɛˈstuːfəeˈsto͞ofə 1A heated chamber in which Madeira wine is stored and matured. （用于储藏并陈酿马德拉白葡萄酒的）烘房 Example sentencesExamples Some of the smaller shippers and stockholders refuse to resort to the estufa to age their wines. Special inspectors place thermostatic seals on each estufa, and if the temperature becomes too high the seal is automatically broken and the wine is then confiscated. 2US An underground chamber in which a fire is kept permanently alight, used as a place of assembly by Pueblo Indians. 〈美〉火不灭地下室（普韦布洛印第安人用来聚会的地下室，室内始终燃有一堆火） Example sentencesExamples Each pueblo contains an estufa, which is used both as a council chamber and a place of worship. Montezuma placed his sacred fire in the estufa, and warned his people that death would come upon them if they allowed it to go out. Origin Mid 19th century: from Spanish, probably based on Greek tuphos 'steam or smoke'. Definition of estufa in US English: estufa nouneˈsto͞ofə 1A heated chamber in which Madeira wine is stored and matured. （用于储藏并陈酿马德拉白葡萄酒的）烘房 Example sentencesExamples Special inspectors place thermostatic seals on each estufa, and if the temperature becomes too high the seal is automatically broken and the wine is then confiscated. Some of the smaller shippers and stockholders refuse to resort to the estufa to age their wines. 2US An underground chamber in which a fire is kept permanently alight, used as a place of assembly by Pueblo Indians. 〈美〉火不灭地下室（普韦布洛印第安人用来聚会的地下室，室内始终燃有一堆火） Example sentencesExamples Each pueblo contains an estufa, which is used both as a council chamber and a place of worship. Montezuma placed his sacred fire in the estufa, and warned his people that death would come upon them if they allowed it to go out. Origin Mid 19th century: from Spanish, probably based on Greek tuphos ‘steam or smoke’.
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