parlor 的 2 个定义
- Older Use. a room for the reception and entertainment of visitors to one's home; living room.
- a room, apartment, or building serving as a place of business for certain businesses or professions: funeral parlor; beauty parlor.
- a somewhat private room in a hotel, club, or the like for relaxation, conversation, etc.; lounge.
- Also called locutorium. a room in a monastery or the like where the inhabitants may converse with visitors or with each other.
- advocating something, as a political view or doctrine, at a safe remove from actual involvement in or commitment to action: parlor leftism; parlor pink.
parlor 近义词
sitting room
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- The lack of such a database today is undermining efforts in Florida to combat human-trafficking networks at illicit massage parlors, Russo said.
- A guide speaks to visitors briefly in the parlor, the largest room in the house, and then they are free to explore on their own, encountering some meaningful Lincoln quotes and a writing prompt activity along the way.
- With little else to entertain them, central Pennsylvanians flocked to the Carlinos’ OTB parlors.
- The spring shutdowns delivered a gut punch to owners of businesses from salons and daycare centers to tattoo parlors.
- That’s an interesting question for Washington parlor debate.
- The amenities include a fitness room, a sauna, a beauty parlor, and a karaoke setup.
- He would be Cory Booker, who has promised to lead a campaign jog to a local ice cream parlor.
- But suppose you played the same parlor game with your personal life.
- In some areas, the concept of a “temaki shop” is the local equivalent of a by-the-slice pizza parlor.
- It was brought into a Parks parlor for my grandmother by her husband, the very day my father was born, March 11, 1911.
- Over the mantel in our parlor we have a picture of the lion's den, and it is one of the choicest of our family treasures.
- “Your mother is down town, Miss Jessie,” said the quiet voice of the parlor maid.
- I talked with the men in the bar, and later wandered into the parlor where the women were, some tearful, others indignant.
- My servant's whip, however, soon sent them about their business, and I ventured into the parlor to see what cheer.
- After breakfast, pass an hour or two in the parlor, unless you are going out, whilst the chambermaid puts your room in order.