Definition of chimenea in English:

chimenea

nounˌtʃɪmɪˈniːəˌtʃɪmɪˈneɪəˌCHiməˈnāəˌCHiməˈnēə

A free-standing clay fireplace or oven that has a bulbous, hollow body connected to a narrow smoke vent.
（炉体为球茎状，逐渐向上变窄、与烟囱状排烟孔相接的）独立式（即靠墙但不砌入墙内的）壁炉；独立式烹饪炉
Example sentencesExamples
- The kitchen was arranged around an open-hearthed fireplace (chimenea).
- In smaller gardens, consider self-contained fire pits or a chimenea.
- Okay, your cast-iron chiminea trumps your neighbour's electric patio heater, but let's leave it there, shall we?
- Prettier to look at is the chiminea, a large pottery chimney with a squat base where you can make a safe outdoor fire.
- Most at risk from frost are terracotta pots, garden ornaments and chimineas, particularly those made or bought in sunnier climes.
- Whilst I like to look at such things like bonfires, barbecues, and chimineas, and find it quite hypnotising, yet something within screams out for me to move away, and basically retreat to a safe distance, say, the next field.
- It could be clothes, with all those designer labels; it could be cars, with that all-important badge; it may be schools, patio furniture, the latest B & Q chiminea, or just where you do the weekly food shop.
- ‘Hey there, Smokin’ Joe Louis,’ she'd say when he came up to the register to help customers to their cars with chimeneas or ornamental bird baths.
- The games and drinks may change with age, but a fire means there's a place to play regardless of whether it's in a campground, a back yard, a rock-lined pit or a chiminea.
- These resemble fire-pits or fireplaces crossed with chimeneas.
- Another option is an earthen chiminea, which is great for small outdoor fires.
- We've added benches, lanterns, a table and chairs and chiminea to make this special place a favorite relaxation area for our family and friends.
- I've cooked both corn and beans inside a chiminea and they turned out tasty.

Origin

Spanish, literally ‘chimney’.

Definition of chimenea in US English:

chimenea

nounˌCHiməˈnāəˌCHiməˈnēə

A freestanding clay fireplace or oven that has a bulbous, hollow body connected to a narrow smoke vent.
（炉体为球茎状，逐渐向上变窄、与烟囱状排烟孔相接的）独立式（即靠墙但不砌入墙内的）壁炉；独立式烹饪炉
Example sentencesExamples
- We've added benches, lanterns, a table and chairs and chiminea to make this special place a favorite relaxation area for our family and friends.
- Whilst I like to look at such things like bonfires, barbecues, and chimineas, and find it quite hypnotising, yet something within screams out for me to move away, and basically retreat to a safe distance, say, the next field.
- The games and drinks may change with age, but a fire means there's a place to play regardless of whether it's in a campground, a back yard, a rock-lined pit or a chiminea.
- Prettier to look at is the chiminea, a large pottery chimney with a squat base where you can make a safe outdoor fire.
- I've cooked both corn and beans inside a chiminea and they turned out tasty.
- ‘Hey there, Smokin’ Joe Louis,’ she'd say when he came up to the register to help customers to their cars with chimeneas or ornamental bird baths.
- It could be clothes, with all those designer labels; it could be cars, with that all-important badge; it may be schools, patio furniture, the latest B & Q chiminea, or just where you do the weekly food shop.
- In smaller gardens, consider self-contained fire pits or a chimenea.
- Most at risk from frost are terracotta pots, garden ornaments and chimineas, particularly those made or bought in sunnier climes.
- Another option is an earthen chiminea, which is great for small outdoor fires.
- The kitchen was arranged around an open-hearthed fireplace (chimenea).
- These resemble fire-pits or fireplaces crossed with chimeneas.
- Okay, your cast-iron chiminea trumps your neighbour's electric patio heater, but let's leave it there, shall we?

Origin

Spanish, literally ‘chimney’.

单词	chimenea
释义	Definition of chimenea in English: chimenea nounˌtʃɪmɪˈniːəˌtʃɪmɪˈneɪəˌCHiməˈnāəˌCHiməˈnēə A free-standing clay fireplace or oven that has a bulbous, hollow body connected to a narrow smoke vent. （炉体为球茎状，逐渐向上变窄、与烟囱状排烟孔相接的）独立式（即靠墙但不砌入墙内的）壁炉；独立式烹饪炉 Example sentencesExamples The kitchen was arranged around an open-hearthed fireplace (chimenea). In smaller gardens, consider self-contained fire pits or a chimenea. Okay, your cast-iron chiminea trumps your neighbour's electric patio heater, but let's leave it there, shall we? Prettier to look at is the chiminea, a large pottery chimney with a squat base where you can make a safe outdoor fire. Most at risk from frost are terracotta pots, garden ornaments and chimineas, particularly those made or bought in sunnier climes. Whilst I like to look at such things like bonfires, barbecues, and chimineas, and find it quite hypnotising, yet something within screams out for me to move away, and basically retreat to a safe distance, say, the next field. It could be clothes, with all those designer labels; it could be cars, with that all-important badge; it may be schools, patio furniture, the latest B & Q chiminea, or just where you do the weekly food shop. ‘Hey there, Smokin’ Joe Louis,’ she'd say when he came up to the register to help customers to their cars with chimeneas or ornamental bird baths. The games and drinks may change with age, but a fire means there's a place to play regardless of whether it's in a campground, a back yard, a rock-lined pit or a chiminea. These resemble fire-pits or fireplaces crossed with chimeneas. Another option is an earthen chiminea, which is great for small outdoor fires. We've added benches, lanterns, a table and chairs and chiminea to make this special place a favorite relaxation area for our family and friends. I've cooked both corn and beans inside a chiminea and they turned out tasty. Origin Spanish, literally ‘chimney’. Definition of chimenea in US English: chimenea nounˌCHiməˈnāəˌCHiməˈnēə A freestanding clay fireplace or oven that has a bulbous, hollow body connected to a narrow smoke vent. （炉体为球茎状，逐渐向上变窄、与烟囱状排烟孔相接的）独立式（即靠墙但不砌入墙内的）壁炉；独立式烹饪炉 Example sentencesExamples We've added benches, lanterns, a table and chairs and chiminea to make this special place a favorite relaxation area for our family and friends. Whilst I like to look at such things like bonfires, barbecues, and chimineas, and find it quite hypnotising, yet something within screams out for me to move away, and basically retreat to a safe distance, say, the next field. The games and drinks may change with age, but a fire means there's a place to play regardless of whether it's in a campground, a back yard, a rock-lined pit or a chiminea. Prettier to look at is the chiminea, a large pottery chimney with a squat base where you can make a safe outdoor fire. I've cooked both corn and beans inside a chiminea and they turned out tasty. ‘Hey there, Smokin’ Joe Louis,’ she'd say when he came up to the register to help customers to their cars with chimeneas or ornamental bird baths. It could be clothes, with all those designer labels; it could be cars, with that all-important badge; it may be schools, patio furniture, the latest B & Q chiminea, or just where you do the weekly food shop. In smaller gardens, consider self-contained fire pits or a chimenea. Most at risk from frost are terracotta pots, garden ornaments and chimineas, particularly those made or bought in sunnier climes. Another option is an earthen chiminea, which is great for small outdoor fires. The kitchen was arranged around an open-hearthed fireplace (chimenea). These resemble fire-pits or fireplaces crossed with chimeneas. Okay, your cast-iron chiminea trumps your neighbour's electric patio heater, but let's leave it there, shall we? Origin Spanish, literally ‘chimney’.
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