Definition of countertop in English:

countertop

nounˈkaʊntətɒpˈkaʊn(t)ərˌtɑp

North American

A flat surface for working on, especially in a kitchen; a worktop.
Example sentencesExamples
- They replaced the purple awning with a black one and hung new lighting above the new, lime-green countertops.
- While his wife wearily cleaned countertops, Patrick nervously sat erect in the back seat of the limousine besides Tiffany Thomsby.
- My sister made this most recent batch of Rice Krispie treats that sits on my countertop.
- Upon returning home, Giovanni can't help but notice the chips in the ashtrays and teapots, the scratches on the countertops.
- The germs survive for hours - even days - on hospital rails, bed sheets and countertops.
- Today's kitchens have high-tech appliances, lush countertops, designer cabinets, and tile or wood floors.
- With pale Shaker fitted units and dark countertops, the kitchen has a good-sized breakfast area and also features Chinese slate flooring.
- Granite, another durable material for countertops, is a popular choice, and is becoming more affordable as granite prices drop.
- Clean cabinets and countertops with detergent and water.
- Make sure you cook meat well, and wash your hands, cutting boards, countertops, knives, and dishes with warm, soapy water.
- Using natural materials like stone, slate, granite or terra cotta for your flooring and countertops will help complete the look.
- Lola keeps a vat of bacon grease on her countertop that she uses over and over again to do her cooking.
- All I really wanted was a dishwasher, but because the countertops weren't deep enough to install one, one thing led to another.
- Varieties such as maple and tigerwood are hard and perfect for countertops, while species such as pine and cypress are softer and may not hold up as well.
- I took it inside and left it on the countertop in the kitchen until my girlfriend arrived.
- This may be because I had such a lovely day painting my kitchen countertop [made of plywood] red.
- Home center stores sell a great quantity of cabinets, countertops, flooring and other kitchen components.
- He nodded, taking a seat at the counter and resting his elbows on the countertop as his chin rested in the palm of his right hand.
- It's gotten to the point where stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops are standard in luxury buildings.
- Most prewar kitchens had ceramic tile countertops and backsplashes, and many of the original patterns and colors are now back in production.

Definition of countertop in US English:

countertop

nounˈkoun(t)ərˌtäpˈkaʊn(t)ərˌtɑp

North American

A flat surface for working on, especially in a kitchen.
British term worktop
Example sentencesExamples
- With pale Shaker fitted units and dark countertops, the kitchen has a good-sized breakfast area and also features Chinese slate flooring.
- They replaced the purple awning with a black one and hung new lighting above the new, lime-green countertops.
- This may be because I had such a lovely day painting my kitchen countertop [made of plywood] red.
- Today's kitchens have high-tech appliances, lush countertops, designer cabinets, and tile or wood floors.
- He nodded, taking a seat at the counter and resting his elbows on the countertop as his chin rested in the palm of his right hand.
- Make sure you cook meat well, and wash your hands, cutting boards, countertops, knives, and dishes with warm, soapy water.
- Upon returning home, Giovanni can't help but notice the chips in the ashtrays and teapots, the scratches on the countertops.
- Varieties such as maple and tigerwood are hard and perfect for countertops, while species such as pine and cypress are softer and may not hold up as well.
- The germs survive for hours - even days - on hospital rails, bed sheets and countertops.
- I took it inside and left it on the countertop in the kitchen until my girlfriend arrived.
- Home center stores sell a great quantity of cabinets, countertops, flooring and other kitchen components.
- Using natural materials like stone, slate, granite or terra cotta for your flooring and countertops will help complete the look.
- Most prewar kitchens had ceramic tile countertops and backsplashes, and many of the original patterns and colors are now back in production.
- Granite, another durable material for countertops, is a popular choice, and is becoming more affordable as granite prices drop.
- While his wife wearily cleaned countertops, Patrick nervously sat erect in the back seat of the limousine besides Tiffany Thomsby.
- Clean cabinets and countertops with detergent and water.
- All I really wanted was a dishwasher, but because the countertops weren't deep enough to install one, one thing led to another.
- Lola keeps a vat of bacon grease on her countertop that she uses over and over again to do her cooking.
- My sister made this most recent batch of Rice Krispie treats that sits on my countertop.
- It's gotten to the point where stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops are standard in luxury buildings.

单词	countertop
释义	Definition of countertop in English: countertop nounˈkaʊntətɒpˈkaʊn(t)ərˌtɑp North American A flat surface for working on, especially in a kitchen; a worktop. Example sentencesExamples They replaced the purple awning with a black one and hung new lighting above the new, lime-green countertops. While his wife wearily cleaned countertops, Patrick nervously sat erect in the back seat of the limousine besides Tiffany Thomsby. My sister made this most recent batch of Rice Krispie treats that sits on my countertop. Upon returning home, Giovanni can't help but notice the chips in the ashtrays and teapots, the scratches on the countertops. The germs survive for hours - even days - on hospital rails, bed sheets and countertops. Today's kitchens have high-tech appliances, lush countertops, designer cabinets, and tile or wood floors. With pale Shaker fitted units and dark countertops, the kitchen has a good-sized breakfast area and also features Chinese slate flooring. Granite, another durable material for countertops, is a popular choice, and is becoming more affordable as granite prices drop. Clean cabinets and countertops with detergent and water. Make sure you cook meat well, and wash your hands, cutting boards, countertops, knives, and dishes with warm, soapy water. Using natural materials like stone, slate, granite or terra cotta for your flooring and countertops will help complete the look. Lola keeps a vat of bacon grease on her countertop that she uses over and over again to do her cooking. All I really wanted was a dishwasher, but because the countertops weren't deep enough to install one, one thing led to another. Varieties such as maple and tigerwood are hard and perfect for countertops, while species such as pine and cypress are softer and may not hold up as well. I took it inside and left it on the countertop in the kitchen until my girlfriend arrived. This may be because I had such a lovely day painting my kitchen countertop [made of plywood] red. Home center stores sell a great quantity of cabinets, countertops, flooring and other kitchen components. He nodded, taking a seat at the counter and resting his elbows on the countertop as his chin rested in the palm of his right hand. It's gotten to the point where stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops are standard in luxury buildings. Most prewar kitchens had ceramic tile countertops and backsplashes, and many of the original patterns and colors are now back in production. Definition of countertop in US English: countertop nounˈkoun(t)ərˌtäpˈkaʊn(t)ərˌtɑp North American A flat surface for working on, especially in a kitchen. British term worktop Example sentencesExamples With pale Shaker fitted units and dark countertops, the kitchen has a good-sized breakfast area and also features Chinese slate flooring. They replaced the purple awning with a black one and hung new lighting above the new, lime-green countertops. This may be because I had such a lovely day painting my kitchen countertop [made of plywood] red. Today's kitchens have high-tech appliances, lush countertops, designer cabinets, and tile or wood floors. He nodded, taking a seat at the counter and resting his elbows on the countertop as his chin rested in the palm of his right hand. Make sure you cook meat well, and wash your hands, cutting boards, countertops, knives, and dishes with warm, soapy water. Upon returning home, Giovanni can't help but notice the chips in the ashtrays and teapots, the scratches on the countertops. Varieties such as maple and tigerwood are hard and perfect for countertops, while species such as pine and cypress are softer and may not hold up as well. The germs survive for hours - even days - on hospital rails, bed sheets and countertops. I took it inside and left it on the countertop in the kitchen until my girlfriend arrived. Home center stores sell a great quantity of cabinets, countertops, flooring and other kitchen components. Using natural materials like stone, slate, granite or terra cotta for your flooring and countertops will help complete the look. Most prewar kitchens had ceramic tile countertops and backsplashes, and many of the original patterns and colors are now back in production. Granite, another durable material for countertops, is a popular choice, and is becoming more affordable as granite prices drop. While his wife wearily cleaned countertops, Patrick nervously sat erect in the back seat of the limousine besides Tiffany Thomsby. Clean cabinets and countertops with detergent and water. All I really wanted was a dishwasher, but because the countertops weren't deep enough to install one, one thing led to another. Lola keeps a vat of bacon grease on her countertop that she uses over and over again to do her cooking. My sister made this most recent batch of Rice Krispie treats that sits on my countertop. It's gotten to the point where stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops are standard in luxury buildings.
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