dressing room

英 [ˈdresɪŋ ruːm]

美 [ˈdresɪŋ ruːm]

n. (演员的)化装间; (英国英语，运动员的)更衣室; 梳妆室

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牛津词典

noun

（演员的）化装间；（英国英语，运动员的）更衣室
a room for changing your clothes in, especially one for actors or, in British English, for sports players
梳妆室
a small room next to a bedroom in some large houses, in which clothes are kept and people get dressed
梳妆室
a small room next to a bedroom in some large houses, in which clothes are kept and people get dressed

(剧院的)化妆室
Adressing roomis a room in a theatre where performers can dress and get ready for their performance.
(运动员的)更衣室
Adressing roomis a room at a sports stadium where players can change and get ready for their game.

in AM, use 美国英语用 locker room

noun

I explained the instructions in the dressing room.
我在更衣室中解释过规则。
I need to keep this doll in your dressing room.
我得把这娃娃放在你们更衣室里。
When he came back into the dressing room, we were all very happy to see him again.
当他回到更衣室时，我们都很高兴能再一次见到他。
We have no problem criticising each other in the dressing room.
我们没有问题，批评的每个更衣室其他。
Why don't we do it in the dressing room?
为什么我们不在更衣室做呢？
As well as four more bathrooms and a dressing room for his wife.
四间浴室以及他妻子的化妆间。
The clothes that had looked so beautiful on stage looked tawdry hanging in the dressing room.
在舞台上显得如此华丽的服装挂在化妆室里看起来却俗而低廉。
Our dressing room was a happy place to be.
我们的更衣室成了欢乐的海洋。
That who shows fanatical worship to that actor has been crowded into his dressing room doorway.
对那位演员表示崇拜的狂热者们挤进了他的化妆室门口。
The backstage pass we found in her dressing room, it was forged.
我们在她的化妆间发现的那张后台通行证，是伪造的。