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cham·ber
cheIm br
复数:chambers
第三人称单数:chambers
现在分词:chambering
过去式:chambered
过去分词:chambered
词根:chamber
adj.chambered 有房间的;隔成房间的
noun
roomespecially: bedroom
a natural or artificial enclosed space or cavity
a hall for the meetings of a deliberative, legislative, or judicial body
the senate chamber
a room where a judge transacts business—usually used in plural
the reception room of a person of rank or authority
a legislative or judicial bodyespecially: either of the houses of a bicameral legislature
a voluntary board or council
the part of the bore of a gun that holds the charge
a compartment in the cartridge cylinder of a revolver
verb
transitive verb
to place in or as if in a chamber : house
to serve as a chamber forespecially: to accommodate in the chamber of a firearm
adjective
being, relating to, or performing chamber music
chamber of commerce商会
combustion chamber[机]燃烧室
red chamber(加拿大议会)参议院
anterior chamber[医]前房
chamber music室内音乐
international chamber of commerce国际商会;国际工农商会
air chamber气囊
vacuum chamber真空室;压力室
test chamber试验箱;试验室
chamber pressure燃烧室压力
bridal chamber新房;洞房
surge chamber调压室,调节室
chamber pot夜壶;便壶
working chamber池窑的工作部
inner chamber内腔,内室
mixing chamber混合室;预燃室;搅拌间
furnace chamber炉腔
anechoic chamber消声室,无回音室
cold chamber冷却室;冷冻房
heating chamber加热室;高温室
公元1200年左右,指通常是私人的住宅内的房间,源自于11世纪的古法语“chambre”,即房间、寝室、公寓,源自于晚期拉丁语“camera”,即房间、房间(见 camera)。
古法语单词和中古英语单词通常也单独使用并结合形成表示“卫生间、厕所”的词汇,由“卧室中存放尿液的器具”引申而来。在解剖学上,“身体内封闭的空间”,始于14世纪后期。对于机械,“人工空腔”,始于1769年。
火炮中“装药的膛室”义始于1620年代。“立法机构”的含义始于公元1400年,是从议会开会的房间或房间的概念扩展而来。Chamber music (1765年)传统上是指在较小的空间中表演的节目。
DA CAMERA: of the chamber, i. e. belonging to the chamber, suitable for the chamber, designed for the chamber,—a term applied to parlor or chamber music. [Godfrey Weber's General Music Teacher," Boston, 1842]
DA CAMERA:“of the chamber, i. e.”指与室有关、适合房间、设计用于房间,是用于指演奏室内音乐的术语。[哥德弗雷·韦伯(Godfrey Weber)的《通用音乐教师》,波士顿,1842年]
膛室
房,室,腔
法官室
法官秘密评论室
房室
又称 :房室(loculus )
硐室
Noun Middle English chambre, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin camera, from Latin, arched roof, from Greek kamara vault
The first known use of chamber was in the 13th century
chambraynoun
a lightweight clothing fabric with colored and white yarns
chambermaidnoun
a maid who takes care of bedrooms (as in a hotel)
chamberlainnoun
a chief officer in the household of a ruler or noble
treasurer
chamber1 of 2noun
a room in a house and especially a bedroom
an enclosed space or compartment the chambers of the heart
the chamber of a pistol
a meeting hall of a government body (as an assembly)
a room where a judge conducts business out of court—usually used in plural
a group of people organized into a lawmaking body
the lower chamber of the legislature
a board or council of volunteers (as businesspeople)
chamber2 of 2verb
to place or hold in or as if in a chamber
chamber1 of 2noun
a room in a house and especially a bedroom
an enclosed space or compartment the chambers of the heart
the chamber of a pistol
a meeting hall of a government body (as an assembly)
a room where a judge conducts business out of court—usually used in plural
a group of people organized into a lawmaking body
the lower chamber of the legislature
a board or council of volunteers (as businesspeople)
chamber2 of 2verb
to place or hold in or as if in a chamber
chamber1 of 2noun
a room in a house and especially a bedroom
an enclosed space or compartment the chambers of the heart
the chamber of a pistol
a meeting hall of a government body (as an assembly)
a room where a judge conducts business out of court—usually used in plural
a group of people organized into a lawmaking body
the lower chamber of the legislature
a board or council of volunteers (as businesspeople)
chamber2 of 2verb
to place or hold in or as if in a chamber
chambernoun
an enclosed space within the body of an animal see anterior chamber, posterior chamber, pulp chamber, vitreous chamber
1 Then he bade them make a bed in the chamber and lay Faramir upon it and depart.
2 It swung open to expose a small chamber filled with bones.
3 Silently the lady made her way to her glowing upper chamber, there to weep for her dear lord, Odysseus, until grey-eyed Athena cast sweet sleep upon her eyes.
4 She came to the circular chamber inlaid with the image of the stag, and she went to the black doors in the far wall and knocked on them.
5 There are four chambers in the human heart.
6 She pushes the bullet chamber open and peers inside.
7 A late fall of snow threw the evening light upward into the chamber, shining on the ceiling more than on the floor, so as to alter the usual shadows.
8 Now, then, Odysseus laid him down and slept in luxury under the Porch of Morning, while in his inner chamber Alkinoos retired to rest where his dear consort lay.
9 At five o’clock in the morning, Blanca awoke with an upset stomach from the cloyingly sweet smell of the flowers with which her father had adorned the nuptial chamber.
10 I nosed out, in my childish games, every last shark-toothed chamber and hall, every black tentacle of my mother’s cave, and so came at last, adventure by adventure, to the pool of firesnakes.
11 Mrs. Coulter’s cry resounded through the little chamber at the top of the adamant tower.
12 They found a new, empty cart each time they visited the chamber and rolled it slowly back.
13 Cramped into a comer of the building under the eaves, the chamber was fortunate in having two windows.
14 The room was an old, damp lecture hall buried in the innards of the college; it resembled a dreary accountant’s chamber in a Dickens novel.
15 With each step away from the chamber, the weight on her shoulders lifted.
16 The other two had to suffer the walk of shame, as they exited the chamber and went back to their old lives.
17 Sierra found the press, stripped two little cloves, and placed them in the metal chamber.
18 In the central chamber was a pen containing many cattle and a few goats.
19 Gabrielle releases a deep sigh, then slides off her chaise and leaves the chamber.
20 One of the foreigners, the one with die silver helmet like an ornate chamber pot, waved an intoxicated greeting.
1 秘密的
close inside private dark secret pocket interior quiet inner cabinet hidden underground confidential retired shady undercover occult esoteric privy sly cryptic subterranean clandestine backdoor stealthy underhanded surreptitious hush-hush under-the-table back-street under-the-counter hugger-mugger hole-and-corner backstair cryptical underhand by- sub-rosa closet bye classified snug backstage behind-the-scenes arcane unpublished hermetic closed-door furtive sneaking hid unrevealed backstairs unbreathed undivulged dern for the cuff
2 立法机构
3 禁闭
5 会议厅
6 私室
7 弹膛
10 房间
room accommodation tenement apartment house pad shack bed sitting room rec room rack lumber salle
17 议事厅
18 分隔间
19 室内的
20 协会
institutionary academic organization society association brother institution union institute corporation congress guild gild confraternity verein
21 炮膛
22 室
room office bureau saloon ventricle theca locker camera apartment cabin desk clinic ventricular well place house country compartment cubicle thalamus bed sitting room rec room salle loculus locule bunkmate
25 舱
27 小规模的
29 空穴
30 议会
parliamentary parliamentarian conciliar thing state house diet parliament legislature westminster boule cortes knesset storting storthing States General assembly junta
31 律师事务所
32 套房
37 心室
38 有房间
41 秘密
close inside private dark secret pocket interior quiet inner cabinet hidden underground confidential retired shady undercover occult esoteric privy sly cryptic subterranean clandestine backdoor stealthy underhanded surreptitious hush-hush under-the-table back-street under-the-counter hugger-mugger hole-and-corner backstair cryptical backstage darkly underhand privily subrosa privacy confidence mystery darkness secrecy privity arcanum penetralia intimity crypto- by- in petto sub-rosa closet bye classified snug behind-the-scenes arcane unpublished hermetic closed-door furtive sneaking hid unrevealed backstairs unbreathed undivulged privately reserve reservation stealth mysticism dern on the cuff under the rose for the cuff under hat just quietly on the q.t under cover behind closed doors in confidence among ourselves
44 用复数
dingbat work other good thing service part game down school line second list lead hour step store future content art due term oil picture wait dog fund sport supply letter round attention load ball stick bag custom glass lesson quarter god chain wave relation yard manner bowl bone circumstance rain yellow depth tap affair dozen consequence shade shake bean mystery tail suck desert acre nerve sail hop premise horror rope stake gut sweat colour mesh Jack bearing cheer compliment elder scrap stripe vibration acoustic ethnic fry making preliminary marble creep firework honour dart flick swarm goggle cloak sounding domino precinct checker fixing folly thematic shiver Trot meander shudder eyeglass lancer frill draught heuristic skittle gob polemic sullen nicety rounder gape dungaree histrionic unmentionable macrobiotic weeper hysteric tenpin bedcover unpleasantry furbelow vesper pantaloon megrim fiddlestick ninepin escallop agogic knuckle-bone
45 会议室
46 室内
48 公寓
49 接见室
50 穴
well earth hole lie mouth pocket cave nest scoop hollow cavity delve sinus excavation burrow barrow tunnel lair fossa howe OS
51 暗箱
52 尿罐