Definition of dust trap in English:

dust trap

noun

Something on, in, or under which dust readily gathers.
fabric-covered furniture acts as a dust trap
Example sentencesExamples
- All those buttons, screens and winking lights just say ‘dust trap’ to us these days, and as a result devices that fold, buzz, and gently glow no longer hold the attraction they once did.
- A tent, no matter how clean, is a dust trap and every little movement sets up air currents that make the dust airborne and carry it to your film.
- It just sounds like that, this house is a dust trap and coming home to a filthy kitchen and an apparently broken boiler was not fun.
- Dust mites are microscopic spider-like creatures that feed on flakes of human skin and reside in bedding, carpets, upholstery, draperies and other ‘dust traps.’
- ‘It's a dust trap,’ he sighs, as he dismantles a ferocious-looking German suit of armour for cleaning.
- At the top of the transfer chamber is a dust trap.
- Aerosolized organisms are a potential source of infection, through outdoor air with open windows, improperly cleaned ventilation systems, or locally from computer consoles and other dust traps.
- Social climbers may have sniffed at them as ‘dust traps’ but there was no doubting they were warm, inexpensive and hard-wearing.

Definition of dust trap in US English:

dust trap

noun

Something on, in, or under which dust readily gathers.
fabric-covered furniture acts as a dust trap
Example sentencesExamples
- Social climbers may have sniffed at them as ‘dust traps’ but there was no doubting they were warm, inexpensive and hard-wearing.
- All those buttons, screens and winking lights just say ‘dust trap’ to us these days, and as a result devices that fold, buzz, and gently glow no longer hold the attraction they once did.
- At the top of the transfer chamber is a dust trap.
- It just sounds like that, this house is a dust trap and coming home to a filthy kitchen and an apparently broken boiler was not fun.
- A tent, no matter how clean, is a dust trap and every little movement sets up air currents that make the dust airborne and carry it to your film.
- Dust mites are microscopic spider-like creatures that feed on flakes of human skin and reside in bedding, carpets, upholstery, draperies and other ‘dust traps.’
- Aerosolized organisms are a potential source of infection, through outdoor air with open windows, improperly cleaned ventilation systems, or locally from computer consoles and other dust traps.
- ‘It's a dust trap,’ he sighs, as he dismantles a ferocious-looking German suit of armour for cleaning.

单词	dust trap
释义	Definition of dust trap in English: dust trap noun Something on, in, or under which dust readily gathers. fabric-covered furniture acts as a dust trap Example sentencesExamples All those buttons, screens and winking lights just say ‘dust trap’ to us these days, and as a result devices that fold, buzz, and gently glow no longer hold the attraction they once did. A tent, no matter how clean, is a dust trap and every little movement sets up air currents that make the dust airborne and carry it to your film. It just sounds like that, this house is a dust trap and coming home to a filthy kitchen and an apparently broken boiler was not fun. Dust mites are microscopic spider-like creatures that feed on flakes of human skin and reside in bedding, carpets, upholstery, draperies and other ‘dust traps.’ ‘It's a dust trap,’ he sighs, as he dismantles a ferocious-looking German suit of armour for cleaning. At the top of the transfer chamber is a dust trap. Aerosolized organisms are a potential source of infection, through outdoor air with open windows, improperly cleaned ventilation systems, or locally from computer consoles and other dust traps. Social climbers may have sniffed at them as ‘dust traps’ but there was no doubting they were warm, inexpensive and hard-wearing. Definition of dust trap in US English: dust trap noun Something on, in, or under which dust readily gathers. fabric-covered furniture acts as a dust trap Example sentencesExamples Social climbers may have sniffed at them as ‘dust traps’ but there was no doubting they were warm, inexpensive and hard-wearing. All those buttons, screens and winking lights just say ‘dust trap’ to us these days, and as a result devices that fold, buzz, and gently glow no longer hold the attraction they once did. At the top of the transfer chamber is a dust trap. It just sounds like that, this house is a dust trap and coming home to a filthy kitchen and an apparently broken boiler was not fun. A tent, no matter how clean, is a dust trap and every little movement sets up air currents that make the dust airborne and carry it to your film. Dust mites are microscopic spider-like creatures that feed on flakes of human skin and reside in bedding, carpets, upholstery, draperies and other ‘dust traps.’ Aerosolized organisms are a potential source of infection, through outdoor air with open windows, improperly cleaned ventilation systems, or locally from computer consoles and other dust traps. ‘It's a dust trap,’ he sighs, as he dismantles a ferocious-looking German suit of armour for cleaning.
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