Word Frequency
Translations for 'chef'
- British English: chef
A chef is a cook in a restaurant or hotel.ʃɛf NOUN - Arabic: طاهٍ
- Brazilian Portuguese: chefe de cozinha
- Chinese: 厨师
- Croatian: kuhar kuharica
- Czech: šéfkuchař šéfkuchařka
- Danish: kok
- Dutch: chef-kok
- European Spanish: jefe de cocina jefa de cocina
- Finnish: keittiömestari
- French: chefcuisinier
- German: Koch Köchin
- Greek: σεφ
- Italian: chef
- Japanese: シェフ
- Korean: 요리사
- Norwegian: kjøkkensjef
- Polish: szef kuchni
- Portuguese: chefe de cozinha
- Romanian: bucătar bucătari
- Russian: шеф-повар
- Spanish: jefe de cocina jefa de cocina
- Swedish: kock
- Thai: หัวหน้าพ่อครัว
- Turkish: aşçıbaşı
- Ukrainian: шеф-кухар
- Vietnamese: đầu bếp
Example Sentences Including 'chef'
"I see people bring dates on business dinners," observes impresario chef Susur Lee.Globe and Mail (2003)
Everyone agrees he's the nicest chef , not that there's much competition.GOING OUT (2002)
Everyone sat down while Nancy passed around the food the chef had packed for them.The Secret of the Forgotten City
He could come here and work with the chef in our own kitchen.The Ambassador's Women
Martin is the chef at Groucho St Jude's in Bath Street, Glasgow.Glasgow Herald (2001)
Moses stretched his hand over the waters and, lo, Egypt was covered with frogs and not a French chef in sight.THE ESSENTIAL SPIKE MILLIGAN (2002)
The fully equipped chef 's kitchen opens on to a two-story glass dining atrium, filled with tropical plants.Country Life (2004)
The waitress is trying to buy a plot near here at Nags Head to build a home with her partner, the chef.Glasgow Herald (2001)
You bring the folks, they bring the food and the chef , and together, you make a party.Globe and Mail (2003)
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