单词 | chambers of commerce |
释义 | chamber /chāmˈbər/noun
To be wanton ORIGIN: Fr chambre, from L camera, from Gr kamarā a vault, a room chamˈbered adjective
chamˈberer noun
chamˈbering noun (Bible) Lewd or wanton behaviour chamber concert noun A concert of chamber music chamber council noun (Shakespeare) A private or secret council chamber counsel or chamber counsellor noun A counsel who gives his advice privately, but does not plead in court chambered nautilus noun A pearly nautilus (see nautilus) chamˈber-lye noun (archaic) Urine chamˈbermaid noun
chamber music noun Music, performed by a small group such as a quartet, suitable for a room rather than a theatre or a large hall chamber of commerce noun (sometimes with caps) a group of businesspeople working together to promote local trade chamber of trade noun (sometimes with caps) a national organization representing local chambers of commerce chamber orchestra noun A small orchestra for the performance of chamber music chamber organ noun A small organ suitable for a room chamˈberpot noun A container for urine, etc, used in a bedroom (often called merely chamber or pot) chamber practice noun The business of a chamber counsel chamˈber-stick noun A candlestick designed to be carried |
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