Word: scullion
Category: scullion
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Related words: scullion
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Translations: scullion
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spanish
Translations:
pinche, marmitón, pinche de cocina, pinche de
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german
Translations:
küchenjunge, Küchenjunge, Küchenjungen
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french
Translations:
marmiton, Scullion, Scullion a
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italian
Translations:
sguattero, sguattera, guattero
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portuguese
Translations:
ajudante de cozinha, Scullion, do Scullion, lavador de pratos, moça de cozinha
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dutch
Translations:
keukenjongen
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russian
Translations:
поваренок, судомойка, Scullion, Скаллион
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norwegian
Translations:
Scullion
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danish
Translations:
kokkedrengen
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czech
Translations:
kuchtíka
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polish
Translations:
Scullion
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hungarian
Translations:
konyhalegény, kukta, mosogatófiú
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turkish
Translations:
bulaşıkçı, Scullion
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greek
Translations:
αγροίκος, άθλιος, λαντζέρης, Scullion, υπηρέτης μαγειρείου
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ukrainian
Translations:
поварчук, поваренок, кухарчук, повар
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albanian
Translations:
njeri i përçmuar, ndihmës në kuzhinë
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bulgarian
Translations:
мияч на чинии, слуга в кухнята
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belarusian
Translations:
кухарчука, маладзенькі кухар, кухар
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estonian
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Scullion
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croatian
Translations:
sudopera
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lithuanian
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Scullion
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latvian
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Scullion
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romanian
Translations:
ajutor de bucătar, bucătar, nenorocit, băiat de bucătărie
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slovenian
Translations:
Scullion
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slovak
Translations:
kuchtíka
The meaning and "use of": scullion
noun
- a servant assigned the most menial kitchen tasks. - Simnel, a mere pawn, was pardoned and set to work as a scullion in the royal kitchens, living out the rest of his life in safe obscurity.