also: ディーケー · ディーケイ
eat-in kitchen; combined kitchen-dining room
Abbreviation of ダイニングキッチン. Used mainly in Japanese apartment listings to describe a kitchen with space for a dining table.
See also: ダイニングキッチン
This property comes with a 6-tatami-mat eat-in kitchen.
This apartment is a 2DK, suitable for a family.
What is the difference between a DK and an LDK?
He executed a brilliant dropkick in the match.
The player landed a clean dropkick.
ＤＫ denotes a kitchen with dining space only, whereas ＬＤＫ adds a living room to that same kitchen-dining area.
Initialism from the English-derived terms ダイニングキッチン (dining kitchen) and ドロップキック (dropkick).