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dormitory n.集体宿舍n.【美】学生宿舍楼 (1) 他留在学校的宿舍里。(2) 每个女生回到宿舍的时候都必须签到。(3) 他不久就逐渐习惯了宿舍的生活并交了两三个朋友。(4) 宿舍前面是花园。(5) 那边就是给你们住的宿舍。 The word dormitory is from the Latin dormitorium for "sleeping place," and if you keep going back you get to dormire for "to sleep." A dormitory is where students who live at school sleep — well, it’s where their beds are anyway. Often the first time kids sleep away at school is when they go to college. There are often different dorms for freshman and older students. Dormitories are also called dorms, residence halls, and student residences.

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英 ['dɔːmətri] 美 ['dɔːrmətɔːri] (1) He hangs out in the school dormitory.(2) Every girl must sign in when she comes back to the dormitory.(3) He soon gets accustomed to dormitory life and make two or three friend.(4) There is a garden in front of the dormitory.(5) Over there stands the dormitory for you to live in. A dormitory is a building at a boarding school, college, or university where students live. Many students have roommates in a dormitory, and sometimes those roommates put up really cheesy posters of shirtless guys leaning on cars. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词](寄宿学校等的)大寝室，集体寝室 A dormitory is a large bedroom where several people sleep, for example in a boarding school. ...the boys' dormitory...男生寝室The latest refugees were housed in makeshift dormitories.新来的难民被安置在临时的集体寝室里。2[N-COUNT 可数名词](大学等的)学生宿舍 A dormitory is a building in a college or university where students live.   [AM 美]She lived in a college dormitory.她住在大学宿舍里。in BRIT, use 英国英语用 hall of residence3[ADJ 形容词](在大城市工作者居住的)邻镇住宅区的，郊外住宅区的 If you refer to a place as a dormitory suburb or town, you mean that most of the people who live there travel to work in another, larger town a short distance away.   [ADJ n]  [BRIT 英]It had become almost a dormitory suburb of the city.它几乎成为了城市的一个市郊住宅区。

英语单词	dormitory
英美音标	英 ['dɔːmətri] 美 ['dɔːrmətɔːri]
中文释义	n.集体宿舍 n.【美】学生宿舍楼
英语例句	(1) He hangs out in the school dormitory. (2) Every girl must sign in when she comes back to the dormitory. (3) He soon gets accustomed to dormitory life and make two or three friend. (4) There is a garden in front of the dormitory. (5) Over there stands the dormitory for you to live in.
中文例句	(1) 他留在学校的宿舍里。 (2) 每个女生回到宿舍的时候都必须签到。 (3) 他不久就逐渐习惯了宿舍的生活并交了两三个朋友。 (4) 宿舍前面是花园。 (5) 那边就是给你们住的宿舍。
vocabulary简明	A dormitory is a building at a boarding school, college, or university where students live. Many students have roommates in a dormitory, and sometimes those roommates put up really cheesy posters of shirtless guys leaning on cars.
vocabulary扩展	The word dormitory is from the Latin dormitorium for "sleeping place," and if you keep going back you get to dormire for "to sleep." A dormitory is where students who live at school sleep — well, it’s where their beds are anyway. Often the first time kids sleep away at school is when they go to college. There are often different dorms for freshman and older students. Dormitories are also called dorms, residence halls, and student residences.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词](寄宿学校等的)大寝室，集体寝室 A dormitory is a large bedroom where several people sleep, for example in a boarding school. ...the boys' dormitory... 男生寝室 The latest refugees were housed in makeshift dormitories. 新来的难民被安置在临时的集体寝室里。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词](大学等的)学生宿舍 A dormitory is a building in a college or university where students live. [AM 美] She lived in a college dormitory. 她住在大学宿舍里。 in BRIT, use 英国英语用 hall of residence 3 [ADJ 形容词](在大城市工作者居住的)邻镇住宅区的，郊外住宅区的 If you refer to a place as a dormitory suburb or town, you mean that most of the people who live there travel to work in another, larger town a short distance away. [ADJ n] [BRIT 英] It had become almost a dormitory suburb of the city. 它几乎成为了城市的一个市郊住宅区。

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