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Definition of soup kitchen in English: soup kitchennoun A place where free food is served to those who are homeless or destitute. （为无家可归的人或贫民提供免费食品的）施食处 Example sentencesExamples - When he's not touring he volunteers with Jean-Marc at a soup kitchen for the city's homeless, and at a charity for the terminally ill.
- My mother suggested we all go work in a soup kitchen for the homeless.
- A new tenant will take over the house in July, which means the food bank and the soup kitchen have just two weeks to find a new location.
- The sisters are also involved in running a soup kitchen which helps to feed 150 families, which amounts to 700 people, three days a week.
- Perhaps you will spend your Christmas vacation working in Central America or serving hot meals in a soup kitchen.
- They believe that somehow, by mentoring, by serving in a soup kitchen, they can make a greater difference than by participating in the political process.
- Engage your children in service: take them to the soup kitchen to serve dinner with you.
- Work at a community food bank or soup kitchen as a family.
- He ran a shelter for homeless families and the largest soup kitchen in Washington for years.
- It set up a soup kitchen in the sports hall that did well during cold weather.
- At present we are involved in a food bank, a soup kitchen and twice a month we do a street run.
- He also worked closely with Catholic charities in the seaside resort and regularly manned a soup kitchen.
- Visit old folks in a nursing home, tutor elementary-school kids after school, or serve up meals at a soup kitchen.
- A few repeated contacts in a soup kitchen, a marketplace or a hospital ward can suffice to create a sense of familiarity.
- I can choose to serve in a soup kitchen or donate to a charity.
- Charity workers are facing a race against time to raise £150,000 to start a soup kitchen for homeless people.
- Is it not cultural engagement to volunteer in a soup kitchen, to cast an informed vote, to reclaim city blocks overtaken by prostitutes and drug-dealers?
- After closing hours, the mall supported a soup kitchen and sleeping area.
- Nothing fosters teamwork like serving sandwiches side by side at a soup kitchen.
- A Darwen charity worker is one step closer to setting up a soup kitchen for the borough's homeless population.
Definition of soup kitchen in US English: soup kitchennounˈsup ˌkɪtʃɪnˈso͞op ˌkiCHin A place where free food is served to those who are homeless or destitute. （为无家可归的人或贫民提供免费食品的）施食处 Example sentencesExamples - I can choose to serve in a soup kitchen or donate to a charity.
- Engage your children in service: take them to the soup kitchen to serve dinner with you.
- When he's not touring he volunteers with Jean-Marc at a soup kitchen for the city's homeless, and at a charity for the terminally ill.
- Visit old folks in a nursing home, tutor elementary-school kids after school, or serve up meals at a soup kitchen.
- A few repeated contacts in a soup kitchen, a marketplace or a hospital ward can suffice to create a sense of familiarity.
- Work at a community food bank or soup kitchen as a family.
- Charity workers are facing a race against time to raise £150,000 to start a soup kitchen for homeless people.
- They believe that somehow, by mentoring, by serving in a soup kitchen, they can make a greater difference than by participating in the political process.
- It set up a soup kitchen in the sports hall that did well during cold weather.
- My mother suggested we all go work in a soup kitchen for the homeless.
- Nothing fosters teamwork like serving sandwiches side by side at a soup kitchen.
- He also worked closely with Catholic charities in the seaside resort and regularly manned a soup kitchen.
- The sisters are also involved in running a soup kitchen which helps to feed 150 families, which amounts to 700 people, three days a week.
- Perhaps you will spend your Christmas vacation working in Central America or serving hot meals in a soup kitchen.
- A new tenant will take over the house in July, which means the food bank and the soup kitchen have just two weeks to find a new location.
- A Darwen charity worker is one step closer to setting up a soup kitchen for the borough's homeless population.
- He ran a shelter for homeless families and the largest soup kitchen in Washington for years.
- After closing hours, the mall supported a soup kitchen and sleeping area.
- Is it not cultural engagement to volunteer in a soup kitchen, to cast an informed vote, to reclaim city blocks overtaken by prostitutes and drug-dealers?
- At present we are involved in a food bank, a soup kitchen and twice a month we do a street run.
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