dormitory in Latin
dormitory in Latin is dormitorium — dormitory means a large room or building with many beds, used for communal sleeping, especially by students.
dormitory in Latin
dormitorium
What does "dormitory" mean?
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noun A large room or building with many beds, used for communal sleeping, especially by students.
"She spent her first year of university living in a noisy dormitory."
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noun A suburb or town whose residents mostly commute elsewhere for work.
"The village had become little more than a dormitory town for commuters into the city."
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dormitory in a sentence
- She spent her first year of university living in a noisy dormitory.
- The hostel dormitory slept up to twelve backpackers a night.
- The village had become little more than a dormitory town for commuters into the city.
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What is "dormitory" in Latin?
"dormitory" in Latin is dormitorium. dormitory means: A large room or building with many beds, used for communal sleeping, especially by students.
How do you use "dormitory" in a sentence?
Example: "She spent her first year of university living in a noisy dormitory." In Latin, "dormitory" is dormitorium.
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