larder

noun

1. （尤指旧时的）食物橱柜，食物贮藏室
   a cupboard/closet or small room in a house, used for storing food, especially in the past

1. 食物贮藏室；食品柜
   A larder is a room or large cupboard in a house, usually near the kitchen, in which food is kept.

in AM, use 美国英语用 pantry

1. Foods store well in frige. All we got was what we pinched out of the larder and then you used to go and tell tales to mother.
   我们当时能得到的只不过是我们从储藏室偷拿的食品，而你常常去向妈妈告发我们。
2. Billy just managed to scrape through the larder window.
   比利勉勉强强地钻过了食品储藏室的窗户。
3. He wished to stock their larder first, and domesticate those which they might take later.
   他打算先抓来充实他们的食品室，以后有工夫再捉来驯养。
4. She made them promise they would never raid the larder again.
   她叫他们保证绝不再偷吃贮藏室里的食物。
5. They promised never to raid the larder again.
   他们答应不再随便开食橱拿东西吃了。
6. BRUTAL, pot-bellied and unpredictable: the same adjectives are always together on the larder shelf when editorial writers describe Kim Jong Il.
   提到金正日，报刊社论主笔不约而同地用到这几个形容词：野蛮残忍、大腹便便、捉摸不透。
7. The example of the woodpile and the well-stocked larder tells us that we can achieve what we dream, and winter brings us long, silent nights to dream on.
   柴堆和储蓄精采的食品剖明我们可以美美睡上一觉了。而冬日带来的是安好的漫漫永夜，恰好入梦。
8. Life was much larder in the aftermath of the war.
   生活在战争的后续状况中更艰苦。
9. With the development of social life and the improvement of people's living quality, sports has gradually taken a larder proportion in social life and strengthened its pervasion and influence of "Fitness for All" movement, the establishment of the market of sports&.
   本文提出：社会生活的进步，生活质量的不断提高.体育运动在社会生活中所占的比重，以及对社会生活多方面的渗透和影响，也在不断地增大。

noun

1. a small storeroom for storing foods or wines

   Synonym:    pantrybuttery

2. a supply of food especially for a household