bunkhouse

英 [ˈbʌŋkhaʊs] 美 [ˈbʌŋkhaʊs]

n.  工棚; 简易工人宿舍

复数:bunkhouses

COCA.25573



牛津词典

noun

  1. 工棚;简易工人宿舍
    a building for workers to sleep in

    双语例句

    1. I don't mind eating in the bunkhouse these days.
      我不介意这些天在这牛仔的通铺的大屋里吃什么。
    2. Dad showed our guests around while Mom and I headed through the woods to my bunkhouse.
      爸爸领着客人到处转悠,妈妈和我就穿过树林朝我的临时住所走去。
    3. Bunkhouse: working captives may rest here.
      简陋的小屋:干活的俘虏们可以在这里休息。
    4. AGENT LANDAU: ( on radio) Bunkhouse. We're in the dorm.
      蓝道探员:(对讲机中)舍。我们在宿舍。
    5. A small house, bunkhouse, or shed mounted on skids and towed behind a tractor train as eating and sleeping quarters for a work crew.
      带有轮子的小屋、工房或工棚,用牵引列车牵引,用作一个工作组食宿的小棚。
    6. It's bunkhouse food. The contractor flung up some temporary sheds to hold the new equipment.
      这是给临时工棚准备的食物。签约人匆忙搭建工棚存放新设备。
    7. Go to your bunkhouse and stay there.
      去你们的工房待在那儿。