/ˈkæbɪnɪt/
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A piece of furniture, usually with doors, drawers, or shelves, designed to store, organize, or display household items, documents, clothing, or other belongings.
Used to describe furniture with enclosed storage spaces, commonly found in kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, and living areas for keeping household items organized and accessible.
Used to describe furniture designed to display valuable, decorative, or collectible objects, often featuring glass doors, shelves, and an attractive finish.
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A group of senior officials, ministers, or appointed advisers responsible for assisting a government or organization in making decisions, establishing policies, and overseeing administrative affairs.
Used to describe the senior government ministers who collectively formulate public policies, advise the head of government, and supervise executive departments.
Used to describe a group of trusted advisers, senior executives, or organizational leaders who provide guidance, discuss strategic matters, and assist in important decision-making.
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A small enclosed space, container, or protective structure designed to accommodate equipment, machinery, electrical components, or other objects.
Used to describe a protective housing or enclosure that contains and protects mechanical, electrical, or electronic components, often forming part of a larger machine or installation.
Used in less common or historical contexts to describe a small private chamber, enclosed room, or separate compartment within a larger building or structure.
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A small, modest building or enclosed structure used as a simple dwelling or shelter, particularly in older or less common usage.
Used in an uncommon or historical sense to describe a small house, cottage, or modest shelter that provides basic accommodation.