Worktop
noun
A flat, often hard surface in a kitchen or workshop used for preparing food or working on tasks.
She prepared the vegetables on the kitchen worktop.
Usage tips
Neutral
kitchen worktop, laminate worktop, granite worktop
noun
A surface in a kitchen where cooking tasks take place.
We have a wooden worktop in our kitchen for cooking.
Usage tips
Neutral
wooden worktop, stainless steel worktop, clean worktop
noun
A flat, often hard surface in a kitchen or workshop used for preparing food or working on tasks.
She prepared the vegetables on the kitchen worktop.
Usage tips
Neutral
kitchen worktop, laminate worktop, granite worktop
noun
A surface in a kitchen where cooking tasks take place.
We have a wooden worktop in our kitchen for cooking.
Usage tips
Neutral
wooden worktop, stainless steel worktop, clean worktop
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Usage in Varied Contexts
'Worktop' can refer to different types of surfaces in various settings, enhancing understanding of its versatility.
Common in kitchens and work environments.
Pro Tip 2/3Material Matters
Different materials (e.g., wood, granite) convey distinct connotations; for example, granite implies durability.
Consider the material to emphasize quality.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Variations
In British English, 'worktop' is common, while 'countertop' is used in American English; awareness of these variants aids communication.
Adapt language based on audience.
Pro Tip 1/3Usage in Varied Contexts
'Worktop' can refer to different types of surfaces in various settings, enhancing understanding of its versatility.
Common in kitchens and work environments.
Pro Tip 2/3Material Matters
Different materials (e.g., wood, granite) convey distinct connotations; for example, granite implies durability.
Consider the material to emphasize quality.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Variations
In British English, 'worktop' is common, while 'countertop' is used in American English; awareness of these variants aids communication.
Adapt language based on audience.
Pro Tip 1/3Usage in Varied Contexts
'Worktop' can refer to different types of surfaces in various settings, enhancing understanding of its versatility.
Common in kitchens and work environments.
Pro Tip 2/3Material Matters
Different materials (e.g., wood, granite) convey distinct connotations; for example, granite implies durability.
Consider the material to emphasize quality.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Variations
In British English, 'worktop' is common, while 'countertop' is used in American English; awareness of these variants aids communication.
Adapt language based on audience.
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