front room

英 [ˌfrʌnt ˈruːm]

美 [ˌfrʌnt ˈruːm]

前屋

英英释义

noun

• a room in a private house or establishment where people can sit and talk and relax
  Synonym:living roomliving-roomsitting roomparlorparlour

双语例句

• He yawned, rubbed his eyes and went into the front room.
  他打了个呵欠，揉了揉眼睛，就到前边屋里去了。
• I work in my front room, which doubles as the clinic.
  我家的前厅也就是我从事治疗的诊所。
• She redded up the front room. Are we going to sit in the circle or in the stalls?
  她把前厅打扫得干干净净我们是坐楼厅还是正厅前排？
• The portraits and sumptuous ornaments, and the gold clock, show that this is not just any old front room.
  墙上挂的画像、奢华的装饰和那座金钟都表明这可不是一间普普通通的客厅。
• As the police waited outside, Andrew recorded a dramatic video of himself drinking, pacing around the front room of the house and speaking to his father.
  当警察等在屋外的时候，安德鲁用摄影机拍下了自己一边喝酒在房间里踱步，一边和外面的父亲通话的惊心场景。
• In the front room upstairs were three rickety beds with no mosquito nets and a single square table.
  楼上的前楼摆着三只没有蚊帐的破床，却只有一张方桌子。
• He went into the front room, his bedroom, the parlour, lighting the gas as he went.
  他走进前房间、他的卧室和客厅，边走边点亮煤气灯。
• Tom Briggs came back into the front room.
  汤姆·布里格斯走进前屋。
• She put the book in the front room on top of the family Bible.
  她把那书放在前厅的家用圣经上。
• I arrived at the forge early on Monday afternoon. Joe was sitting in the front room, wrapped in a black cloak.
  星期一下午，我早早地到达了铁匠铺，乔卷着黑色的斗篷，正在屋子前面坐着。