Roomed Meaning in English
word · lemma: room
ˈɹum
ROOMD
ɹˈuːmd
ROOMD
释义
Lived in the same room as someone, usually as roommates in a dormitory, apartment, or boarding house.
用法与细微差别
'Roomed' is the past tense of 'room' (verb), mostly used in the context of sharing living space, especially with roommates at school, university, or temporary housing. Formal and slightly old-fashioned—'lived with' or 'shared a room with' are more common now.
Spanish: compartió habitaciónPortuguese (BR): dividiu quarto - hospedou-se juntoPortuguese (PT): dividiu quarto - ficou alojado comChinese (Simplified): 合住房 - 同住Chinese (Traditional): 合住房 - 同住Hindi: साथ में रहा (कमरा साझा किया)Arabic: شارك الغرفةBengali: একসাথে থাকা - এক রুমে থাকাRussian: жили вместе (в одной комнате)Japanese: 同室だった - 一緒に暮らしたVietnamese: ở chung phòngKorean: 같은 방을 썼다 - 함께 살았다Turkish: aynı odada kaldı - oda arkadaşı olduUrdu: ایک کمرے میں رہنا - ساتھ رہنا (روم میٹ کے طور پر)Indonesian: seruangan - tinggal bersama (sebagai teman sekamar)
例句
In college, I roomed with my best friend.
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They roomed together for a year.
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She roomed at a boarding school when she was young.
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I roomed with a stranger my first year in New York.
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Did you know Tom and Jerry roomed together in college?
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We roomed in that tiny apartment near the station all summer.
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