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ov·en·ware

(ŭv′ən-wâr′)

Heat-resistant dishes, as of glass or pottery, used for baking and serving food.

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ovenware

(ˈʌvənˌwɛə)

(Cookery) heat-resistant dishes in which food can be both cooked and served

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ovenware - heat-resistant dishware in which food can be cooked as well as served

crockery, dishware - tableware (eating and serving dishes) collectively

Translations

pirofila vasellame da forno

ovenware

[ˈʌvnwɛəʳ] N → vajilla f refractaria

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ovenware

[ˈʌv^ənwɛə^r] n → plats mpl allant au four

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ovenware

[ˈʌvnˌwɛəʳ] n → pirofile fpl

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