pantry: [13] A pantry is etymologically a ‘bread’ room. The word comes from Old French paneterie ‘cupboard for keeping bread’, a derivative of panetier ‘servant in charge of bread’. This was adopted from medieval Latin pānetārius, an alteration of late Latin pānārius ‘bread-seller’, which in turn was a derivative of Latin pānis ‘bread’ (source also of English pannier). The notion of ‘bread storage’ survived into English, but was gradually lost in the face of the extended ‘food store’. => pannier
pantry (n.)
early 14c., from Anglo-French panetrie (Old French paneterie) "bread room," from Medieval Latin panataria "office or room of a servant who has charge of food" (literally "bread"), from Latin panis "bread" (see food). Sense in English has evolved so far that its roots in "bread" are no longer felt.
例文
1. A pantry adjoins the kitchen.
食品貯蔵室は台所に隣接している。
2.'You had better go back to your Pantry ，Martin，'he said.「マーティン、キッチンに帰ってもいいよ」と彼は言った。
3.Well，go in the pantry and get that ham off the shelf.
それでは、食料品棚に棚のハムを持ってきてください。
4.The pantry plays a secondary role,as should dialog boxes.
食品貯蔵室は従属的であるべきであり、ダイアログボックスもそうであるべきである。
5.No food was left in the pantry except some bread.