white goods
The term 'white goods' originally referred to household items traditionally white in color but has expanded to include large appliances and even certain spirits.
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Definition
B2Household
(general)Large household appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines, and ovens.
Example
- Many stores offer discounts on white goods during the holiday season.
- She replaced all the old white goods in her kitchen with modern, energy-efficient models.
C1Textiles
(general)Household linens traditionally made from white fabric, including items like sheets, towels, and tablecloths.
Example
- The hotel ensures all white goods are freshly laundered for each guest.
- She inherited a collection of antique white goods from her grandmother.
C1Beverage Industry
(industry-specific)Colorless spirits such as vodka and gin.
Example
- The bar stocked a wide variety of white goods for cocktail enthusiasts.
- White goods like vodka are popular choices for mixed drinks.
Similar
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