Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A flat cooking surface making up the top of a stove or built into a countertop, usually having electric heating elements covered by a sheet of glass.
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- noun An
assembly ofburners forcooking , designed to fit onto a surface such as the top of atable
Etymologies
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Examples
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They can cost more and offer a built-in look since the cooktop is flush with the counters, making them a good choice for peninsula and island installations.
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The cooktop is black glass, an induction unit that almost disappears into the black soapstone of the countertop.
A riverfront retreat, built with the long view Nancy McKeon 2010
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The general manager of Workplace Standards Roy Ormerod says the cooktop is a four-element, stainless steel appliance that can cause a house fire.
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"In a kitchen, the backsplash behind a cooktop is usually a larger area, which can be an opportunity to make a style statement," Lyon says.
chicagotribune.com - 2009
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The general manager of Workplace Standards Roy Ormerod says the cooktop is a four-element, stainless steel appliance that can cause a house fire.
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- I'm drawing a kitchen and not able to find a range (full appliance, not "cooktop") in revit library.
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- I'm drawing a kitchen and not able to find a range (full appliance, not "cooktop") in revit library.
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- I'm drawing a kitchen and not able to find a range (full appliance, not "cooktop") in revit library.
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- I'm drawing a kitchen and not able to find a range (full appliance, not "cooktop") in revit library.
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- I'm drawing a kitchen and not able to find a range (full appliance, not "cooktop") in revit library.
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