kitchen hood
exhaust hood
extractor hood
range hood
Which of these words is more commonly used in British English and which is more commonly used in American English? Thank you very much！

Question

kitchen hood
exhaust hood
extractor hood
range hood
Which of these words is more commonly used in British English and which is more commonly used in American English? Thank you very much！

Answer

Good question!

All of these make sense, but I usually say "range hood."

Many people would just say "the fan."

For example, 
"There is too much smoke from frying that fish. You should turn on the fan!"

Good luck!

Answer

UK here. I've quickly checked a few big chains that supply such things and it is officially  called a 'cooker hood' there.
'Extractor hood' sounds OK to me too as it is a hood for the extractor. 'Range hood' may be said by people who have a range but that's quite rare here.

Answer

we normally say exhaust fan or exhaust hood

Answer

Based on the real-time information, the commonly used terms for "kitchen hood" in British English are "cooker hood" and "extractor hood." On the other hand, "range hood" is more commonly used in American English. The term "exhaust hood" is used in both British and American English.