When I say: kitchen-turned-office, am I talking about an office or a kitchen?

Education & Reference by Anonymous 2018-07-13 06:43:59

Social Science

12 answers

Anonymous

you’re saying this is a kitchen that was turned to an office so yeah you’re talking about an office.
Anonymous

I would assume a kitchen in an ordinary house or apartment which also serves as your office for a business run from home.
Anonymous

It is clearly an office that used to be a kitchen. There may still be some clues around showing that it used to be a kitchen - a sink maybe.
Anonymous

It was a kitchen. It is now an office.
Anonymous

: kitchen turned into home office
Anonymous

Something that originally was the kitchen and is now an office. But the usage indicates it might still also be a kitchen.
Anonymous

It sounds like what was a kitchen has become an office.
Anonymous

former kitchen that is now an office. Are you speaking of the now or the then? context would matter.
Anonymous

You're saying the kitchen was turned into an office.
Anonymous

office
Anonymous

What was once a kitchen is now an office
Anonymous

Somebody, somewhere, knows what's going on...Unfortunately, it's not me.