staterooms

staterooms

美 ['steɪt.rʊm] 　英 ['steɪt.ruːm]

• n.(宫殿,大厦等的)大厅；(轮船的)单间卧舱
• 网络家庭空间；客房；标准客房

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英汉解释

n.	1. (宫殿,大厦等的)大厅;(轮船的)单间卧舱,特等舱;〈美〉(火车的)单间卧铺,包房

英英解释

n.	1. a large and luxuriously furnished private cabin on a ship or a private sleeping compartment on a train 2. a large imposing room in a palace or government building, used for large-scale functions and for entertaining important guests

例句

The lucky ones among the Titanic passengers were "doubled or tripled up in staterooms, " he wrote.

他还写道，泰坦尼克号乘客里的这些幸存者是“特等舱的两倍或者三倍”。

All the staterooms were at the top of the ship.

所有的高级仓房都在船的最上端。

The former ocean liner RMS Queen Mary in Long Beach, California uses its first-class state rooms as a hotel.

前远洋班轮有效值玛丽在加州长滩利用其一流的staterooms作为酒店。

The staterooms have twice-daily maid service.

包厢每天有两次整理服务。

The world's largest and newest cruise ship has 2, 700 staterooms, including 28-ultra-modern loft suites.

世界上规模最大，最新的游轮设有2700间特等客舱，其中包括28间超现代的阁楼套房。

Staterooms baths with hand rails

有扶手的浴缸