dormitory

/dawr-mi-tawr-ee, -tohr-ee/US // ˈdɔr mɪˌtɔr i, -ˌtoʊr i //UK // (ˈdɔːmɪtərɪ, -trɪ) //

宿舍,寝室,宿舍楼,卧室

Related Words

bedroom卧室,寝室,卧房,臥室 dorm宿舍,宿舍楼,寝室,宿舍里的人

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural dor·mi·to·ries.
- : a building, as at a college, containing a number of private or semiprivate rooms for residents, usually along with common bathroom facilities and recreation areas.
- : a room containing a number of beds and serving as communal sleeping quarters, as in an institution, fraternity house, or passenger ship.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounliving quarters

Synonyms

bedroom卧室,寝室,卧房,臥室 dorm宿舍,宿舍楼,寝室,宿舍里的人 dorm room寝室,宿舍,寝室里,宿舍里 sleeping quarters睡觉的地方,睡房,寝室,卧房

Examples

He said dormitories at the 13,000-student school also weathered the challenge.
Just as Shahra was preparing to build the farm—Sekaran left the company earlier this year—Singaporean officials discovered a cluster of covid-19 cases in one of the country’s cramped worker dormitories.
The BIE, which serves about 8% of Native students across the country, directly operates about a third of the 180 schools and dormitories in its system.
At the end of his workday, Suga returns to his quarters in a modest dormitory for legislators and, before turning in, does 100 more sit-ups.
There was a classic study that took over an entire dormitory and tried to see who would become friends with whom.
The dormitory has since been converted into a small chapel, filled with polished wooden stools and a statue of Mary in the corner.
The one band that blasted out of dormitory windows onto grassy quadrangles in the snooty Northeast, no matter what, was REM.
Ginsberg had become annoyed that the woman the university employed to clean dormitory rooms never washed the window in his room.
Ironically, Dick Cheney lived in that same dormitory decades later.
Some have even been at the dormitory during the fall term looking for him.
She was speaking to Alicia Livingstone in the dormitory, changing at the same time for a "turn" at the hospital.
Such was the temptation which assailed the other boys in Number 7; and Eric among the number.

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Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural dor·mi·to·ries.
- : a building, as at a college, containing a number of private or semiprivate rooms for residents, usually along with common bathroom facilities and recreation areas.
- : a room containing a number of beds and serving as communal sleeping quarters, as in an institution, fraternity house, or passenger ship.

Examples

He said dormitories at the 13,000-student school also weathered the challenge.

Just as Shahra was preparing to build the farm—Sekaran left the company earlier this year—Singaporean officials discovered a cluster of covid-19 cases in one of the country’s cramped worker dormitories.

The BIE, which serves about 8% of Native students across the country, directly operates about a third of the 180 schools and dormitories in its system.

At the end of his workday, Suga returns to his quarters in a modest dormitory for legislators and, before turning in, does 100 more sit-ups.

There was a classic study that took over an entire dormitory and tried to see who would become friends with whom.

The dormitory has since been converted into a small chapel, filled with polished wooden stools and a statue of Mary in the corner.

The one band that blasted out of dormitory windows onto grassy quadrangles in the snooty Northeast, no matter what, was REM.

Ginsberg had become annoyed that the woman the university employed to clean dormitory rooms never washed the window in his room.

Ironically, Dick Cheney lived in that same dormitory decades later.

Some have even been at the dormitory during the fall term looking for him.

She was speaking to Alicia Livingstone in the dormitory, changing at the same time for a "turn" at the hospital.

Such was the temptation which assailed the other boys in Number 7; and Eric among the number.