compartment 的 2 个定义
- a part or space marked or partitioned off.
- a separate room, section, etc.: a baggage compartment.
- U.S. Railroads. a private bedroom with toilet facilities.
- (6)
- to divide into compartments.
compartment 近义词
section, subdivision
更多compartment例句
- Since they don’t have finger compartments, mittens allow your fingers to share body heat with each other.
- Meanwhile, Finer and the other half of the team worked on the tail section, trying to break into the engine compartment.
- The compartment of concerns has been stuffed with some nasty new packages, many of which have given me pause — before and during and after the games.
- In contrast, in the fungal species Neurospora, the hyphae are divided into compartments, with pores that regulate the flow of water and nutrients.
- Close up every compartment of significant transmission for a period of time.
- The EFPs were hidden in a compartment under an unassuming-looking house.
- “We used to go to the Crimea for two weeks every June,” said the couple sharing our train compartment.
- When he learned his official diagnosis—acute compartment syndrome—he mocked it a little.
- So Ogorzow was listening in the darkened compartment for the sound of anyone pulling a door open.
- They sat across from each other in the otherwise empty train compartment and made small talk.
- Delancy opened the glove compartment in the instrument board and took out a pair of field glasses.
- One of the gunmen who crouched on the floor of the rear compartment cursed quietly and without interruption for nearly a minute.
- Sure enough, a High-Pockets Jones was stepping out of the second compartment of the cabinet.
- The ladies, the baby and the maid had a compartment of the sleeping car to themselves and journeyed comfortably enough.
- He could take care of him when he got inside, got to that stubby .38 he had slipped into the glove compartment just in case.