scullery

US /ˈskʌləri/

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UK /ˈskʌləri/

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n.名詞碗碟洗滌處；碗碟儲藏室

A loud crash came from the scullery and the mistress went to see why

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【看動畫學英文】灰姑娘最難忘的時刻！ (Cinderella's Most Unforgettable Moments | Cinderella | Disney Princess)

Ah, scullery.
啊，廚房

兒童規則第 4 集：維多利亞人 (Kids Rule! TV | Episode 4: Victorians)

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兒童規則第 4 集：維多利亞人 (Kids Rule! TV | Episode 4: Victorians)

Annie Chase, who works in the scullery mostly washing up.
Annie Chase，她主要在洗碗間負責洗碗。

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"メリーポピンズ」のファッションは歴史のに正しい？専門家が検索証。| Vogue Japan (「メリーポピンズ」のファッションは歴史的に正しい？専門家が検証。| VOGUE JAPAN)

Of course it's a varying build and quality were available for all kinds of lady from the high society socialite to the militant suffragette, to the scullery, maid and mary Poppins would probably be wearing one too.
當然，它的結構和品質各不相同，從上流社會的社會名流到激進的女權主義者，再到洗碗工，女僕和瑪麗-波平斯可能也會穿著它。

如何製作奈瑟爾羅德奶油--維多利亞式的方法。 (How to Make Nesselrode Cream - The Victorian Way)

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如何製作奈瑟爾羅德奶油--維多利亞式的方法。 (How to Make Nesselrode Cream - The Victorian Way)

Annie Chase, the scullery maid, and Sylvia have been helping me prepare the chestnuts
女僕安妮和希薇雅已經幫我處理好栗子了

如何用維多利亞式方法制作豬肉餡餅 (How to Make Pigs' Pettitoes — The Victorian Way)

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如何用維多利亞式方法制作豬肉餡餅 (How to Make Pigs' Pettitoes — The Victorian Way)

Always make sure that your butcher scolds and debristles your trotters or get your scullery maid to do it.
一定要確保你的肉販幫你刮毛、去刺你的豬腳，或者讓你的廚房女僕來做。

如何製作巴勒斯坦湯--維多利亞時代的方法 (How to Make Palestine Soup — The Victorian Way)

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如何製作巴勒斯坦湯--維多利亞時代的方法 (How to Make Palestine Soup — The Victorian Way)

One of the first things a scullery maid learns is how to pound meat and puree it to make force meat through a sieve like this, but more robust, It's difficult, but it creates the stamina and strength for lots of the kitchen tasks.
一個洗碗工最先學會的事情之一是如何將肉搗碎並打成泥，使肉穿過像這樣的篩子，但更結實，這很難，但它為許多廚房工作創造了耐力和力量。

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真正的克羅克姆夫人｜第五部分。樓梯下的生活 (The Real Mrs Crocombe | Part Five: Life Below Stairs)

a scullery maid who worked in the kitchens. Annie Chase the scullery maid and Mary-Anne
一個在廚房工作的女僕。侍女安妮-蔡斯和瑪麗-安...

如何做兔肉布丁--維多利亞式的方法。 (How to Make Rabbit Pudding - The Victorian Way)

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如何做兔肉布丁--維多利亞式的方法。 (How to Make Rabbit Pudding - The Victorian Way)

I might start Annie the Scullery Maid making the pastry soon. It's about time she progressed.
我可能很快就會開始讓安妮-斯庫勒裡女僕製作糕點。是時候讓她進步了

如何製作意大利果凍--維多利亞式方法 (How to Make Italian Jelly — The Victorian Way)

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如何製作意大利果凍--維多利亞式方法 (How to Make Italian Jelly — The Victorian Way)

When I was a scullery maid, we used to make aspic using calves feet jelly.
我以前當廚房女僕時，我們都用牛腳凍來做凍。

巴克先生講鬼故事--維多利亞時代的方式 (Mr Barker Tells a Ghost Story — The Victorian Way)

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巴克先生講鬼故事--維多利亞時代的方式 (Mr Barker Tells a Ghost Story — The Victorian Way)

Empty, right, I didn't want to say to Margaret just then what I had seen or at least what I thought I had seen and anyway she went up to bed, I took the opportunity to interrogate the weather, it was a cool clear night but as I stepped outside for a walk I saw a tallish heavy set chap disappear around the corner of the house, well I didn't want there to be prowlers about so I sent my dog after him, terrifying as she is, and I waited there to see if anyone might come around that corner of the house but as I waited I heard footsteps coming from the other corner of the house as if they'd gone all the way around the estate, well those footsteps came closer and closer but no one made them, whatever it was this invisible presence came closer to me and then brushed past me and horror upon horror it felt icy cold, I reached out to try and grab hold of whatever it was but it slipped by and went inside the house, just at that moment my dog came bounding around the corner as if pursuing somebody, well she had been and whatever it was had gone inside the house, I could hear footsteps from within, so my dog and I we searched the entire ground floor of the house, we went from pantry to scullery to boot room to servants hall and all was empty and quiet, then we went into the kitchen, that was empty and quiet too but there was a rocking chair sat by the fire and it was tipping gently back and forth as if someone lately sat upon it had suddenly stood up, well my dog barked something terrible at that rocking chair and I wanted to reach out and stop it but I could not persuade myself to go anywhere near it, now what I had seen or what I hadn't seen gave me a rather terrible night's sleep and what the planchette had said kept repeating in my mind, I want to come in, I can't find her here, well someone had come in and they made a thorough job of searching, now who was this mysterious invisible gardener and who were they searching for, well the next morning Margaret had to go off down to town to make sure some particular ingredients were ordered correctly by her kitchen maid, when she came back she had a flush of excitement all over her face, never laugh at my planchette again, I've heard the most extraordinary story from Maud Ashfield in the village, horrible but so frightfully interesting, there was a gardener here some years ago and he used to live in that little cottage and when the family were away up in London he and his wife used to caretake here, he married a wife much younger than himself and gradually he became very jealous of her and one day in a fit of passion he strangled her with his own hands, a little while after someone came to the cottage and found him sobbing over her trying to restore her, they went to the police but before they came back he had taken his own life, he had cut his throat, isn't it all horrible but surely it's rather curious that the planchette said gardener, I am the gardener, I want to come in, I can't find her here, you see I knew nothing about it, I shall do the planchette again this evening, no no not not tonight Margaret, why not you don't have to attend if you don't want to, anyway I just ask you not to, you have got something on your mind, out with it, I believe you're nervous, you think that there is something clear about, what is it?
空的，對，我當時不想對瑪格麗特說我看到了什麼，或者至少我以為我看到了什麼，反正她已經上床睡覺了，我趁機詢問了一下天氣，那是一個涼爽晴朗的夜晚，但當我出去散步時，我看到一個身材高大的傢伙消失在房子的拐角處，我不想讓周圍有徘徊者，所以我讓我的狗去追他、但就在我等待的時候，我聽到有腳步聲從房子的另一個角落傳來，好像他們一直繞著房子走了一圈，那些腳步聲越來越近，但沒有人發出聲音，不管是什麼，這個無形的存在離我越來越近，然後從我身邊擦過，恐怖的是，我感覺到了冰冷、我伸出手想抓住它，但它溜走了，進了房子，就在這時，我