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room

UK
/ruːm/
US
/rum/

Traductions

roomnoun
rooms
pl
UK
/ruːm/
US
/rum/
The living room was filled with comfortable furniture and a large television.
La pièce à vivre était remplie de meubles confortables et d’un grand téléviseur.
He found a room near campus for five hundred dollars a month.
Il a trouvé une chambre près du campus pour cinq cents dollars par mois.
placeAu sens de « espace disponible ».
There was enough room in the car for all the luggage.
Il y avait assez de place dans la voiture pour tous les bagages.
Traductions supplémentaires
margeAu sens figuré, pour exprimer une possibilité d’amélioration ou de progression.
sallePar métonymie, pour le groupe de personnes réunies dans une salle.
Synonymes
space
area
chamber
quarters
suite
locale
compartment
section
apartment
hall
roomverb
roomed
Past Simple
roomed
Past Participle
rooming
Gerund
UK
/ruːm/
US
/rum/
partager une chambre
She decided to room with her best friend during their first year of college.
Elle a décidé de partager une chambre avec sa meilleure amie pendant leur première année d’université.
logerAu sens de « fournir un hébergement ».
The hotel can room up to 200 guests at a time.
L’hôtel peut loger jusqu’à 200 invités à la fois.
Synonymes
accommodate
lodge
board
quarter
house
put up
billet
shelter
share (a room with)
cohabit
roomadjective
UK
/ruːm/
US
/rum/
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to rooms (e.g., room service, room temperature).
Traductions supplémentaires
de chambreEmploi attributif pour marquer le rapport à une chambre ou à des chambres.
Synonymes
roomy
spacious
ample
commodious
capacious
generous
expansive
voluminous
airy
open
large

Définitions

roomnoun
A part or division of a building enclosed by walls, floor, and ceiling.
The living room was filled with comfortable furniture and a large television.
Space that can be occupied or where something can be done, especially viewed in terms of whether there is enough.
There was enough room in the car for all the luggage.
Opportunity or scope for something to happen or be done.
There is room for improvement in his performance.
A bedroom or lodging rented for living, especially in a private house or dormitory.
He found a room near campus for five hundred dollars a month.
The people present in a room regarded as a collective group.
When the announcement was made, the room erupted in applause.
roomverb
To occupy a room, especially as a lodger or tenant.
She decided to room with her best friend during their first year of college.
To provide with a room or accommodation.
The hotel can room up to 200 guests at a time.
roomadjective
Relating to or intended for rooms; used before another noun to show association with a room or rooms.
They ordered room service as soon as they checked in.
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