Definition of chimenea in English:
chimenea
nounˌtʃɪmɪˈniːəˌtʃɪmɪˈneɪəˌCHiməˈnāəˌCHiməˈnēə
A free-standing clay fireplace or oven that has a bulbous, hollow body connected to a narrow smoke vent.
（炉体为球茎状，逐渐向上变窄、与烟囱状排烟孔相接的）独立式（即靠墙但不砌入墙内的）壁炉；独立式烹饪炉- The kitchen was arranged around an open-hearthed fireplace (chimenea).
- In smaller gardens, consider self-contained fire pits or a chimenea.
- Okay, your cast-iron chiminea trumps your neighbour's electric patio heater, but let's leave it there, shall we?
- Prettier to look at is the chiminea, a large pottery chimney with a squat base where you can make a safe outdoor fire.
- Most at risk from frost are terracotta pots, garden ornaments and chimineas, particularly those made or bought in sunnier climes.
- Whilst I like to look at such things like bonfires, barbecues, and chimineas, and find it quite hypnotising, yet something within screams out for me to move away, and basically retreat to a safe distance, say, the next field.
- It could be clothes, with all those designer labels; it could be cars, with that all-important badge; it may be schools, patio furniture, the latest B & Q chiminea, or just where you do the weekly food shop.
- ‘Hey there, Smokin’ Joe Louis,’ she'd say when he came up to the register to help customers to their cars with chimeneas or ornamental bird baths.
- The games and drinks may change with age, but a fire means there's a place to play regardless of whether it's in a campground, a back yard, a rock-lined pit or a chiminea.
- These resemble fire-pits or fireplaces crossed with chimeneas.
- Another option is an earthen chiminea, which is great for small outdoor fires.
- We've added benches, lanterns, a table and chairs and chiminea to make this special place a favorite relaxation area for our family and friends.
- I've cooked both corn and beans inside a chiminea and they turned out tasty.
Origin
Spanish, literally ‘chimney’.
Definition of chimenea in US English:
chimenea
nounˌCHiməˈnāəˌCHiməˈnēə
A freestanding clay fireplace or oven that has a bulbous, hollow body connected to a narrow smoke vent.
（炉体为球茎状，逐渐向上变窄、与烟囱状排烟孔相接的）独立式（即靠墙但不砌入墙内的）壁炉；独立式烹饪炉- We've added benches, lanterns, a table and chairs and chiminea to make this special place a favorite relaxation area for our family and friends.
- Whilst I like to look at such things like bonfires, barbecues, and chimineas, and find it quite hypnotising, yet something within screams out for me to move away, and basically retreat to a safe distance, say, the next field.
- The games and drinks may change with age, but a fire means there's a place to play regardless of whether it's in a campground, a back yard, a rock-lined pit or a chiminea.
- Prettier to look at is the chiminea, a large pottery chimney with a squat base where you can make a safe outdoor fire.
- I've cooked both corn and beans inside a chiminea and they turned out tasty.
- ‘Hey there, Smokin’ Joe Louis,’ she'd say when he came up to the register to help customers to their cars with chimeneas or ornamental bird baths.
- It could be clothes, with all those designer labels; it could be cars, with that all-important badge; it may be schools, patio furniture, the latest B & Q chiminea, or just where you do the weekly food shop.
- In smaller gardens, consider self-contained fire pits or a chimenea.
- Most at risk from frost are terracotta pots, garden ornaments and chimineas, particularly those made or bought in sunnier climes.
- Another option is an earthen chiminea, which is great for small outdoor fires.
- The kitchen was arranged around an open-hearthed fireplace (chimenea).
- These resemble fire-pits or fireplaces crossed with chimeneas.
- Okay, your cast-iron chiminea trumps your neighbour's electric patio heater, but let's leave it there, shall we?
Origin
Spanish, literally ‘chimney’.