changing room

英 [ˈtʃeɪndʒɪŋ ruːm]

美 [ˈtʃeɪndʒɪŋ ruːm]

n.  (尤指做运动前的)更衣室

牛津词典

noun

• （尤指做运动前的）更衣室
  a room for changing clothes in, especially before playing sports

柯林斯词典

• (体育中心等的)更衣室
  Achanging roomis a room where you can change your clothes and usually have a shower, for example at a sports centre.

双语例句

• Yes, follow me to the changing room and stand in front of the mirror.
  好，请跟我去更衣室在镜子前面站着。
• Guests will descend through a series of dimly lit passages into a monastic-themed changing room, where they will robe up in protective clothing to prevent them from smelling like a cocktail when they go home.
  顾客经由一个个灯光昏暗的通道，进入一个以修道士为主题的更衣室，他们在这里换上防护衣以免回家时身上散发出鸡尾酒的味道。
• He sat in the changing room while the tailor sewed up the seat of his pants.
  他坐在更衣室里，让裁缝把裤裆缝好。
• In addition, the utility model can also achieve the function of a clothes changing room by utilizing the combined design of the partition room.
  此外，利用其隔间的组合设计亦可达到更衣间的功能。
• There should be a real changing room.
  一定有一间更衣室的。
• The virtual changing room is the latest invention attempting to revolutionise the high street shopping experience.
  这项虚拟的试衣镜是革新了高街购物体验的最新发明。
• An hour later, in the Changing Room, Fanny was energetically protesting.
  一小时之后，在更衣室里，芬妮理直气壮地驳斥着她。
• Please don't eat food in the changing room.
  请勿在更衣室内吃食物。
• Next, I proceed to the towel counter and then went to the male changing room.
  接着，我的毛巾进行反，然后前往男更衣室。
• The important thing is that is doesn't enter the changing room.
  重要的是这不用进入聊天室。