Converse of object

• refrigerate: They come fully equipped with chiller systems and refrigerated cabinets to ensure drinks are served at optimum temperature.

• chill: Vie Shots are available in the chilled cabinets of supermarkets and retail at £ 1.89 for a three pack.

Adjective modifier

• microbiological: Modern Class II microbiological safety cabinets designed to meet the current British Standard give a high degree of protection to the user.

• laminar: Examples of such types of cabinet include laminar flow cabinets.

• chill: This has happened for some years, the paper states, because the chiller cabinets of the mortuary are full.

• walnut: John was aghast saying ' but we can't use those dirty old tables among our beautiful walnut display cabinets ' .

Noun used with modifier

• filing: Brand new filing cabinets can cost you several hundred dollars apiece.

• drawer: Bedroom 2. Twin beds, built in wardrobe, two small drawer cabinets.

Modifies a noun

• reshuffle: His post was minor, but in a cabinet reshuffle during the summer of 1992 he became Minister For Foreign affairs.

• minister: Blair has made his cabinet ministers pay for mistakes they have made.

• maker: J JACKSON & GRAHAM 19th Century cabinet makers, 37 - 38 Oxford Street, London.

• colleague: To borrow the words of Jowell's cabinet colleague, John Reid, ITV's management " is not fit for purpose " .

Noun used with modifier

• bedside: With single bed, bedside cabinet, chest of drawers.

• trophy: MN: You're going to need a bigger trophy cabinet to hold all these trophies.

• shadow: We will present a shadow cabinet for the first time ever.

• mahogany: Whichever tiles you opt for, both sets are presented in a beautiful solid mahogany cabinet.