canteen
/kænˈtin/
noun
- A small container for carrying water or other drinks, used especially by soldiers, hikers, or campers.
- He filled his canteen with cold water before the long hike.
- The soldier attached his canteen to his belt for easy access.
- She drank from her canteen to stay hydrated during the bike ride.
- A place where food and drinks are sold or provided, such as in a school, factory, or office.
- The school canteen serves hot meals and snacks every day.
- The office canteen is a popular spot for employees to take a break.
- We had lunch at the factory canteen because it was cheap and convenient.
- A small shop or stall that sells food and drinks, especially in a military base or camp.
- He picked up a sandwich at the canteen before heading to the training field.
- The army canteen was open late for the night shift.
- The soldiers bought candy and soda from the base canteen.