Translation for 'kitchen cabinet' from English to Polish

kitchen cabinet

kredens {m} kuchennymebel

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medicine cabinet

apteczka {f} [w domu]farm.

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cabinet [cupboard]

szafka {f}

china cabinet

kredens {m}

filing cabinet

szafka {f} na dokumenty

cabinet [government]

gabinet {m}pol.

War Cabinet

gabinet {m} wojennypol.woj.

shadow cabinet [Br.]

gabinet {m} cienipol.

drinks cabinet [home bar]

barek {m} [szafka]

kitchen

kuchnia {f}

kuchenny {adj}

kitchen scales

waga {f} kuchenna

kitchen table

stół {m} kuchennymebel

kitchen counter

lada {f} kuchenna

kitchen chair

krzesło {n} kuchennemebel

(kitchen) dresser

kredens {m}mebel

kitchen towel [Am.]

ręcznik {m} kuchenny

kitchen hood [exhaust hood]

wyciąg {m} kuchenny

• A Hoosier cabinet, often shortened to "hoosier", is a type of free-standing kitchen cabinet popular in the early decades of the twentieth century.
• O'Neill concocts a cornucopia of home-made weapons, even building bombs using fertilizer found in the kitchen cabinet.
• Vallely and his organization, Stand Up America US and are members of the Stand Up America US Kitchen Cabinet of Advisors.
• A similar concept in modern politics is that of a Kitchen Cabinet, which is often composed of unelected advisers bypassing traditional governance practices.
• In 1985, it was reported Godfrey had joined the new Ontario Premier Frank Miller's informal "kitchen cabinet", a group which met on Thursday mornings at the Sutton Place Hotel to discuss issues of the day during breakfast.

• Later, he was one of Reagan's initial supporters for governor of California, having served as state finance chairman for his 1966 campaign and as part of Reagan's "kitchen cabinet".
• Robert C. Weaver, who in 1966 became the first African-American person to hold a cabinet position in the U.S., was in the "Black Kitchen Cabinet", Ickes' group of advisers on race relations.
• He met Ronald Reagan before his 1966 campaign for governor, and eventually became a close friend and a member of Reagan's "kitchen cabinet" of advisers.
• A Kitchen Cabinet is a group of unofficial or private advisers to a political leader.
• For example, in Japan, a kitchen cabinet is called a "mizuya tansu".

• It is usually built into the kitchen cabinet.
• A proclamation was issued, naming village president, "James Coughlin to be president of the new state of Winneconne; Vera Kitchen to be prime minister and custodian of Vera's Kitchen Cabinet."