housemates

英 [ˈhaʊsmeɪts]

n.  同屋(指同住一所房子但非家庭成员的人)
housemate的复数



柯林斯词典

  1. 同住一幢房子的人,室友(不包括家人或恋人)
    Your housemate is someone who shares a house with you. You do not use 'housemate' to refer to members of your family or your boyfriend or girlfriend.

    双语例句

    1. Its purpose is to give new students a chance to meet their housemates, make new friends and sort out administration tasks such as opening student bank accounts.
      新生周给新生机会去认识室友,交新朋友,完成一些行政相关事宜比如开一个银行账户之类的。
    2. If you live with other students or share a dorm, then your housemates/ roommates next lover may be a criminal on the job.
      如果和其他人合住或共用宿舍,你室友的下一位恋人或许就是伺机下手的罪犯。
    3. He was surprised to find this young woman-who though but a milkmaid had just that touch of rarity about her which might make her the envied of her housemates-shaping such sad imaginings.
      他惊奇地发现这个年轻的女孩子虽然她不过是一个挤牛奶的女工,却已经有了这种罕有的见解了,这也使得她与其他的同屋女工不同她竟有了一些如此忧伤的想法。
    4. Your partner, housemates, or kids can pitch in and help out.
      你的伴侣,同住一个屋的室友,或是孩子也能做点贡献帮你解决一点问题。
    5. The most important is a responsible housemates and willing to share house work.
      最重要的是一个负责任的室友,并愿意分担家务。
    6. It soon becomes clearly apparent that puppy housebreaking is an urgent priority and the number one thing to teach our new housemates.
      它很快就成为显而易见的小狗行窃是一项紧迫的优先事项,第一件事让我们的新室友。
    7. I inform housemates, my family and close friends that I will not be reachable for twenty-four hours;
      首先我会通知我的室友、家人和亲密的朋友,告知他们我在未来24小时之内将无法联系;
    8. Perhaps you should simply leave a contribution box to make it easy for your housemates to contribute a few pennies as they swipe your milk.
      你或许可以简简单单地设立一个捐款箱,以便你的室友在偷喝你的牛奶时投进几个便士。