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Definition of pump room in English: pump roomnoun 1A room, building, or compartment in which pumps are housed or from which they are controlled. Example sentencesExamples - One of the two huge Stother and Pitt cranes has been sold, while no-one yet knows what will happen to the 40-tonne lock gates or the still-operational pump room.
- She said water went into the pump rooms causing electrical problems which resulted in the pumps not being activated.
- The swimming pool measures 6.9 metres by 11.75 metres and this part of the house also includes a steam room, patio doors to the deck area and a pump room.
- On the main deck, the hull is arranged with forepeak, hydraulic pump room, accommodation section and fish handling area.
- It may also be necessary to build two separate fire pump rooms and redundant sprinkler systems.
- It includes a large kitchen, with its range and original fittings intact, bakery, pump room, cold store, wine cellars, silver vault, workshop, housekeeper's and other bedrooms.
- The pool is nice but has an underground pump room that has been exceptional snake habitat for many years.
- Stumbling to the pump room I was stopped by a large notice on the door which read ‘DO NOT ENTER.’
- Not long ago, Hydrovac was called upon to install an underground pump room for stormwater drains at a condominium building in Deerfield Beach, Florida.
- We also put a deck around the shaft and use the deck to hide the pump room.
- But just before the builder was to begin work on that unit, they contacted me and said there was a pump room on the roof right over it.
- The pump room couldn't raise enough pressure, and we burned fuel as fast as we took it on.
- 1.1 A room at a spa where medicinal water is dispensed.
Example sentencesExamples - This month, the pump room at Strathpeffer will reopen to the public.
- Last month council officials halted the water supply to the pump room after discovering that leaks in the old borehole meant that visitors were mainly drinking rainwater.
Definition of pump room in US English: pump roomnounˈpəmp ˌrum 1A room, building, or compartment in which pumps are housed or from which they are controlled. Example sentencesExamples - But just before the builder was to begin work on that unit, they contacted me and said there was a pump room on the roof right over it.
- Not long ago, Hydrovac was called upon to install an underground pump room for stormwater drains at a condominium building in Deerfield Beach, Florida.
- Stumbling to the pump room I was stopped by a large notice on the door which read ‘DO NOT ENTER.’
- We also put a deck around the shaft and use the deck to hide the pump room.
- One of the two huge Stother and Pitt cranes has been sold, while no-one yet knows what will happen to the 40-tonne lock gates or the still-operational pump room.
- She said water went into the pump rooms causing electrical problems which resulted in the pumps not being activated.
- The swimming pool measures 6.9 metres by 11.75 metres and this part of the house also includes a steam room, patio doors to the deck area and a pump room.
- It includes a large kitchen, with its range and original fittings intact, bakery, pump room, cold store, wine cellars, silver vault, workshop, housekeeper's and other bedrooms.
- The pool is nice but has an underground pump room that has been exceptional snake habitat for many years.
- It may also be necessary to build two separate fire pump rooms and redundant sprinkler systems.
- On the main deck, the hull is arranged with forepeak, hydraulic pump room, accommodation section and fish handling area.
- The pump room couldn't raise enough pressure, and we burned fuel as fast as we took it on.
- 1.1 A room at a spa where medicinal water is dispensed.
Example sentencesExamples - This month, the pump room at Strathpeffer will reopen to the public.
- Last month council officials halted the water supply to the pump room after discovering that leaks in the old borehole meant that visitors were mainly drinking rainwater.
- 1.2 A common name for a drinking establishment.
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