dining-room

英 [ˈdaɪnɪŋ ruːm]

美 [ˈdaɪnɪŋ ruːm]

n. (家里或宾馆的)饭厅，餐厅

英英释义

noun

I ran from the dining-room up to my room, threw myself on the bed and sobbed.
我冲出餐厅，跑上楼，回到我的房间，一头扑倒在床上，抽泣起来。
I looked first into the dining-room window.
我先从饭厅的窗户向里望去。
They were papering the dining-room.
他们正用纸裱糊餐厅。
That picture you put up in the dining-room, guy, I think it's a bit cockeyed.
盖伊，我认为你挂在餐厅里的画有点歪了。
This conversation took place in the gallery dining-room on the ground-floor.
那次谈话正是在楼下那间游廊式的餐厅里进行的。
But as Maurice sipped his tea the dining-room door flew open, and there stood the Beast.
茶时，餐厅的门轻轻地打开了，那里站着一只野兽。
Why don't you partition that large room into a lounge and a dining-room?
你为什么不把那个大房间隔成起居室和餐厅呢？
She checked the seating arrangements before the guests filed into the dining-room.
在客人们鱼贯进入餐厅之前，她核实了一遍座位安排。
He placed the roses in the centre of the dining-room table.
他把玫瑰放在餐厅桌子正中间。
When I encourage conceived of dining-room, the smile of the seat sit upon distance.
当时我勉怀微笑的走出餐厅，瘫坐在不远处的座椅上。