Definition of guardroom in English:

guardroom

nounˈɡɑːdrʊmˈɡɑːdruːm

A room in a military base used to accommodate a guard or detain prisoners.
Example sentencesExamples
- The sight that awaited him in the torchlight of the guardroom to their level was not entirely unexpected.
- The entrance was right in front of him and the guardroom was empty.
- Having explained this they went back into their guardroom and trusted me to go back out the gates.
- The gun, until last year, had sat for over 34 years in front of the guardroom with little or no maintenance.
- Passages at the back and sides would lead to other areas, such as the kitchens, guardroom, or servants' quarters.
- He went apoplectic and I suddenly found myself marched off to the guardroom almost at running pace.
- One young sentry who felt that the ghost was near him panicked and ran to the guardroom for protection.
- After seeing Joe left, Mel came out from the guardroom.
- Music started blaring from a loudspeaker outside the guardroom - very loud.
- The northern tower, originally a guardroom, is still visible.
- They laid down their arms, explained their position to their non-commissioned officer, and presented themselves at the guardroom to be taken into custody.
- A man accompanies him into a guardroom, where an officer is presiding over some registers.
- ‘The nearest place was the RAF base, so I went over to the main gate and asked the people at the guardroom to help me,’ she said.
- If he'd mentioned anybody else's name down there in the guardroom, do you think they would have put him up for the death vote?
- You'd better take that to the guardroom, then.
- In one of the guardrooms at the base a poster showing the World Trade Center asks ‘Are you in a New York state of mind?’
- Their sovereignty, of course, won't much extend beyond the guardroom at the end of the corridor.
- As she suspected, the guards were posted outdoors, outside the door of the guardroom.
- In barracks sentries are usually furnished by the unit's guard, a detachment of soldiers on duty for a 24-hour period, who live in the guardroom or guardhouse.
- Even the low two-storey army buildings seemed to smile a delayed welcome, as a gate was unbarred and I went through an elaborate signing-in ceremony in the guardroom.

Definition of guardroom in US English:

guardroom

noun

A room in a military base used to accommodate a guard or detain prisoners.
Example sentencesExamples
- He went apoplectic and I suddenly found myself marched off to the guardroom almost at running pace.
- You'd better take that to the guardroom, then.
- The entrance was right in front of him and the guardroom was empty.
- As she suspected, the guards were posted outdoors, outside the door of the guardroom.
- Their sovereignty, of course, won't much extend beyond the guardroom at the end of the corridor.
- ‘The nearest place was the RAF base, so I went over to the main gate and asked the people at the guardroom to help me,’ she said.
- In one of the guardrooms at the base a poster showing the World Trade Center asks ‘Are you in a New York state of mind?’
- The northern tower, originally a guardroom, is still visible.
- Music started blaring from a loudspeaker outside the guardroom - very loud.
- One young sentry who felt that the ghost was near him panicked and ran to the guardroom for protection.
- The sight that awaited him in the torchlight of the guardroom to their level was not entirely unexpected.
- They laid down their arms, explained their position to their non-commissioned officer, and presented themselves at the guardroom to be taken into custody.
- If he'd mentioned anybody else's name down there in the guardroom, do you think they would have put him up for the death vote?
- After seeing Joe left, Mel came out from the guardroom.
- A man accompanies him into a guardroom, where an officer is presiding over some registers.
- In barracks sentries are usually furnished by the unit's guard, a detachment of soldiers on duty for a 24-hour period, who live in the guardroom or guardhouse.
- The gun, until last year, had sat for over 34 years in front of the guardroom with little or no maintenance.
- Having explained this they went back into their guardroom and trusted me to go back out the gates.
- Passages at the back and sides would lead to other areas, such as the kitchens, guardroom, or servants' quarters.
- Even the low two-storey army buildings seemed to smile a delayed welcome, as a gate was unbarred and I went through an elaborate signing-in ceremony in the guardroom.

单词	guardroom
释义	Definition of guardroom in English: guardroom nounˈɡɑːdrʊmˈɡɑːdruːm A room in a military base used to accommodate a guard or detain prisoners. Example sentencesExamples The sight that awaited him in the torchlight of the guardroom to their level was not entirely unexpected. The entrance was right in front of him and the guardroom was empty. Having explained this they went back into their guardroom and trusted me to go back out the gates. The gun, until last year, had sat for over 34 years in front of the guardroom with little or no maintenance. Passages at the back and sides would lead to other areas, such as the kitchens, guardroom, or servants' quarters. He went apoplectic and I suddenly found myself marched off to the guardroom almost at running pace. One young sentry who felt that the ghost was near him panicked and ran to the guardroom for protection. After seeing Joe left, Mel came out from the guardroom. Music started blaring from a loudspeaker outside the guardroom - very loud. The northern tower, originally a guardroom, is still visible. They laid down their arms, explained their position to their non-commissioned officer, and presented themselves at the guardroom to be taken into custody. A man accompanies him into a guardroom, where an officer is presiding over some registers. ‘The nearest place was the RAF base, so I went over to the main gate and asked the people at the guardroom to help me,’ she said. If he'd mentioned anybody else's name down there in the guardroom, do you think they would have put him up for the death vote? You'd better take that to the guardroom, then. In one of the guardrooms at the base a poster showing the World Trade Center asks ‘Are you in a New York state of mind?’ Their sovereignty, of course, won't much extend beyond the guardroom at the end of the corridor. As she suspected, the guards were posted outdoors, outside the door of the guardroom. In barracks sentries are usually furnished by the unit's guard, a detachment of soldiers on duty for a 24-hour period, who live in the guardroom or guardhouse. Even the low two-storey army buildings seemed to smile a delayed welcome, as a gate was unbarred and I went through an elaborate signing-in ceremony in the guardroom. Definition of guardroom in US English: guardroom noun A room in a military base used to accommodate a guard or detain prisoners. Example sentencesExamples He went apoplectic and I suddenly found myself marched off to the guardroom almost at running pace. You'd better take that to the guardroom, then. The entrance was right in front of him and the guardroom was empty. As she suspected, the guards were posted outdoors, outside the door of the guardroom. Their sovereignty, of course, won't much extend beyond the guardroom at the end of the corridor. ‘The nearest place was the RAF base, so I went over to the main gate and asked the people at the guardroom to help me,’ she said. In one of the guardrooms at the base a poster showing the World Trade Center asks ‘Are you in a New York state of mind?’ The northern tower, originally a guardroom, is still visible. Music started blaring from a loudspeaker outside the guardroom - very loud. One young sentry who felt that the ghost was near him panicked and ran to the guardroom for protection. The sight that awaited him in the torchlight of the guardroom to their level was not entirely unexpected. They laid down their arms, explained their position to their non-commissioned officer, and presented themselves at the guardroom to be taken into custody. If he'd mentioned anybody else's name down there in the guardroom, do you think they would have put him up for the death vote? After seeing Joe left, Mel came out from the guardroom. A man accompanies him into a guardroom, where an officer is presiding over some registers. In barracks sentries are usually furnished by the unit's guard, a detachment of soldiers on duty for a 24-hour period, who live in the guardroom or guardhouse. The gun, until last year, had sat for over 34 years in front of the guardroom with little or no maintenance. Having explained this they went back into their guardroom and trusted me to go back out the gates. Passages at the back and sides would lead to other areas, such as the kitchens, guardroom, or servants' quarters. Even the low two-storey army buildings seemed to smile a delayed welcome, as a gate was unbarred and I went through an elaborate signing-in ceremony in the guardroom.
随便看	outshone outshoot outshooting out-shooting outshop outshopped outshopping outshops outshot outshots outshout outshove outshow outshowing outshut outshutting outside outside break outside broadcast outside broadcaster outside broadcasting outside broadcasts outside cabin outside calliper outside callipers