dining-room

英 [ˈdaɪnɪŋ ruːm]

美 [ˈdaɪnɪŋ ruːm]

n. (家里或宾馆的)饭厅，餐厅

英英释义

noun

They were papering the dining-room.
他们正用纸裱糊餐厅。
On the stroke of seven, a gong summons guests into the dining-room.
7点整时一阵锣声将客人召集到餐厅。
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。
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。
I fetched one from the dining-room, and gave it to him.
我从餐厅拿来一杯酒递给他。
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。
"There's a slice for you on the dining-room table," she informed him, joyously.
“餐厅桌子上还给你留了一片呢。”她满心欢喜地告诉他。
He struck a match and, lighting the gas, sat down in the dining-room without even greeting her.
他擦了一根火柴，点亮了煤气灯，也没有招呼她，就在餐室里坐下了。
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？
I noticed a picture on the dining-room wall.
我注意到餐厅墙上的一幅画。