英语词汇“room”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

roomnoun

uk/ruːm//rʊm/us/ruːm//rʊm/

room noun (PLACE)

A1 [ C ] a part of the inside of a building that is separated from other parts by walls, floor, and ceiling:

I like this room - it has plenty of light.

I could hear people talking in the next room.

She's waiting for you in the conference room upstairs.

figurative The whole room (= all the people in the room) turned and looked at her.

a bedroom:

She's upstairs in her room.

Go tidy your room, or you can't watch TV tonight.

a single/double room (= a bedroom for one person/two people)

[ C ] used as a combining form in the names of particular rooms:

a bedroom

a bathroom

a dining room

a living room

rooms [ plural ] UK old-fashioned

a set of rented rooms, especially in a college or university

More examples

Leave the windows open to let the room air a bit.
The room was dimly lit.
I think this room has got a lot of potential.
Hotel guests are requested to vacate their rooms by twelve noon.
We asked for adjoining rooms.

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Parts of buildings: rooms

antechamber
anteroom
atelier
atrium
attic
ballroom
conservatory
en suite
eyrie
family room
form room
front room
gymnasium
parlour
reading room
reception room
refectory
rumpus room
snug
vault

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Houses & homes

room noun (SPACE)

B1 [ U ] the amount of space that someone or something needs:

That sofa would take up too much room in the flat.

James took the books off the little table to make room for the television.

He's fainted! Don't crowd him - give him room.

Is there (enough/any) room for me in the car?

[ + to infinitive ] There's hardly room to move in here.

[ U ] opportunity for doing something:

I feel the company has little room for/to manoeuvre.

More examples

If we push the table back against the wall, we'll have more room.
Come and stay with us - we've got bags of room.
Scoot over and make room for your sister.
We have no room for shirkers in this office.
Shove over, Lena, and make some room for me.

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Space - general words

bay
blank
box
chamber
clearance
elbow room
expanse
floor
footprint
headroom
legroom
patch
space
spacing
spacious
spatial
standing room
way

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Freedom to act

Idiom(s)

no room for sth

room for doubt

room for improvement

no/not enough room to swing a cat

roomverb [ I usually + adv/prep ]

uk/ruːm//rʊm/us/ruːm//rʊm/US

to rent a room from someone, or share a rented room with someone:

At college he rooms with this guy from Nebraska.

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Living or sleeping somewhere

abide
domiciled
dwell
exist
habitable
inhospitable
live in
live in sin idiom
live out
live-in
lodge
residence
residency
resident
residential
root
settle
settle down
squat
stay

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单词	room
释义	Contents noun (2) room (PLACE) room (SPACE) verb (1) room (1) Contents noun (2) room (PLACE) room (SPACE) verb (1) room (PLACE) Contents noun (4) room (1) room (2) room (3) room (4) verb (1) room (1) English American Business roomnoun uk/ruːm//rʊm/us/ruːm//rʊm/ room noun (PLACE) A1 [ C ] a part of the inside of a building that is separated from other parts by walls, floor, and ceiling: I like this room - it has plenty of light. I could hear people talking in the next room. She's waiting for you in the conference room upstairs. figurative The whole room (= all the people in the room) turned and looked at her. a bedroom: She's upstairs in her room. Go tidy your room, or you can't watch TV tonight. a single/double room (= a bedroom for one person/two people) [ C ] used as a combining form in the names of particular rooms: a bedroom a bathroom a dining room a living room rooms [ plural ] UK old-fashioned a set of rented rooms, especially in a college or university More examples Leave the windows open to let the room air a bit. The room was dimly lit. I think this room has got a lot of potential. Hotel guests are requested to vacate their rooms by twelve noon. We asked for adjoining rooms. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Parts of buildings: rooms antechamber anteroom atelier atrium attic ballroom conservatory en suite eyrie family room form room front room gymnasium parlour reading room reception room refectory rumpus room snug vault See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Houses & homes room noun (SPACE) B1 [ U ] the amount of space that someone or something needs: That sofa would take up too much room in the flat. James took the books off the little table to make room for the television. He's fainted! Don't crowd him - give him room. Is there (enough/any) room for me in the car? [ + to infinitive ] There's hardly room to move in here. [ U ] opportunity for doing something: I feel the company has little room for/to manoeuvre. More examples If we push the table back against the wall, we'll have more room. Come and stay with us - we've got bags of room. Scoot over and make room for your sister. We have no room for shirkers in this office. Shove over, Lena, and make some room for me. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Space - general words bay blank box chamber clearance elbow room expanse floor footprint headroom legroom patch space spacing spacious spatial standing room way See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Freedom to act Idiom(s) no room for sth room for doubt room for improvement no/not enough room to swing a cat roomverb [ I usually + adv/prep ] uk/ruːm//rʊm/us/ruːm//rʊm/US to rent a room from someone, or share a rented room with someone: At college he rooms with this guy from Nebraska. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Living or sleeping somewhere abide domiciled dwell exist habitable inhospitable live in live in sin idiom live out live-in lodge residence residency resident residential root settle settle down squat stay See more results » roomnoun us/rum, rʊm/ room noun (PLACE) [ C ] an area within a building that has its own walls, floor, ceiling, and door: The house has a laundry room. room noun (SPACE) [ U ] space available for something: Is there any room for me in the car? fig. She writes better, but there is still room for improvement. roomverb [ I always + adv/prep ] us/rum, rʊm/ room verb [ I always + adv/prep ] (PLACE) to share a room with someone, esp. a rented room: I roomed with Anita in college. roomnoun uk/ruːm, rʊm/us [ C ] a part of the inside of a building that is separated from other parts by walls, floor, and ceiling: a meeting/conference/dining room [ U ] opportunity for doing something: room for sth I feel the company has little room for manoeuvre. rooms [ plural ] PROPERTY rooms that you rent in a building: He lived in rooms above a shop. room for improvement used to say that something is not good enough and could be made better: The business is doing well, but there is definitely room for improvement. See also post room roomverb [ I ] uk/ruːm, rʊm/usPROPERTY to rent a room from someone, or share a rented room with someone: He rooms with one of his colleagues.
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roomnoun

room noun (PLACE)

room noun (SPACE)

Idiom(s)

roomverb [ I usually + adv/prep ]

roomnoun

room noun (PLACE)

room noun (SPACE)

roomverb [ I always + adv/prep ]

room verb [ I always + adv/prep ] (PLACE)

roomnoun

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roomverb [ I ]