The kitchen on a ship is kmown as the Galley.
Board room or conference room !
The Marquee Board Room at the Parker Inn Schenectady is the largest.
One room with desks and benches. Books and a slate board.
it's a job. travel often. schooling available. work history. payed every month. free room and meals.........retirement pay if around long enough
Poor Romans in the countryside most often lived with their whole family in one room of a small apartment building. So they didn't have a separate kitchen. Instead, they cooked over a small fire or on a charcoal brazier, either in the courtyard or in their room (in bad weather). Poor Romans who lived in the city generally didn't have a courtyard, so they cooked on the brazier in their room, or they bought food in restaurants or from street vendors, already cooked. Rich people had kitchens in their houses, but they didn't go cook in them themselves - they made their slaves cook dinner for them. Because of this, Roman kitchens were generally small and crowded, and not very nice, and in the back of the house where nobody would see them.
the galley or kitchen
Room is just a room board is meals included
room and board
When meals are included in the room rate, it is typically referred to as "full board" or "all-inclusive" depending on the level of meals and services provided.
Room and board will usually only include living accommodations and meals. The rest depends on the place or college attending.
The room on a ship where meals are cooked is called the galley. It is typically located below deck and is equipped with cooking appliances such as stoves, ovens, and refrigeration units. The galley is an essential part of a ship's operation, as it is where the crew prepares meals for everyone on board.
refectory
A room and board qualified education expense typically includes the cost of housing and meals for students attending college or a similar educational institution.
Board room or conference room !
Yes, UCLA tuition covers the cost of academic fees, but room and board are separate expenses. Room and board refer to the costs associated with housing and meals for students living on campus. When budgeting for attending UCLA, students should consider both tuition and the additional costs for room and board.
By all government standards your "housing" is being paid; room & board, meals, laundry, etc. by the prison system. Outside housing will not be paid for in your name.
Aboard a wooden sailing ship, fire is a major concern. There was usually an area with bricks on which a fire could be built for cooking. There would not be a separate room for that.