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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > dormitory
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2 dormitory
noun1) Schlafsaal, der2) attrib.* * *['do:mitri]plural - dormitories; noun1) (a room used for sleeping in, with many beds.) der Schlafsaal* * *dor·mi·tory[ˈdɔ:mɪtəri, AM ˈdɔ:rmətɔ:ri]n* * *['dɔːmItrɪ]nSchlafsaal m; (US = building) Wohnheim nt* * *1. Schlafsaal m* * *noun1) Schlafsaal, der2) attrib.dormitory suburb or town — Schlafstadt, die
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dor·mi·tory [ʼdɔ:mɪtəri, Am ʼdɔ:rmətɔ:ri] n -
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['dɔːmɪtrɪ] UK / USnSchlafsaal m US Studentenwohnheim nt -
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7 dormitory suburb
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > dormitory suburb
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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > dormitory suburb
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9 dormitory block
dormitory block Schlaftrakt mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > dormitory block
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10 dormitory house
dormitory house Bettenhaus nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > dormitory house
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I noun II noun III noun(Brit. sl.)* * *(a sleeping-berth in a ship's cabin.) die Koje* * *[bʌŋk]I. n1. (in boat) Koje f; (in driver's cabin) Schlafstelle f, Schlafkoje f; (in train) Bett nt, Liege f, Couchette f SCHWEIZ2. (part of bed)bottom/top \bunk unteres/oberes Bett (eines Etagenbetts)4.* * *I [bʌŋk]nIIto do a bunk ( Brit inf ) — türmen (inf)
n (inf)Quatsch m (inf) IIIn(in ship) Koje f; (in train, dormitory) Bett nt* * *bunk1 [bʌŋk]A sa) SCHIFF (Schlaf)Koje fb) → academic.ru/9628/bunk_bed">bunk bedc) umg Schlafstelle f, Bett n, Falle f umgB v/ia) in einer Koje etc schlafenbunk in im Bett bleibenbunk3 [bʌŋk] Br umga) verduften, türmen,b) (die Schule) schwänzenB s:do a bunk → A a* * *I noun(in ship, aircraft, lorry) Koje, die; (in sleeping car, room) Bett, dasII noun III noun(Brit. sl.)* * *n.Koje -n f.Pritsche -n f.Quatsch m. v.türmen v. -
19 cubicle
noun1) (sleeping compartment) Bettnische, die2) (for dressing, private discussion, etc.) Kabine, die* * *['kju:bikl](a small room etc closed off in some way from a larger one: Please use the (changing-)cubicle to change into your swimming trunks.) die Kabine* * *cu·bi·cle[ˈkju:bɪkl̩]n* * *['kjuːbIkəl]nKabine f; (in dormitory etc also) Alkoven m; (in toilets) (Einzel)toilette f* * *cubicle [ˈkjuːbıkl] s1. kleiner abgeteilter (Schlaf)Raum2. Kabine f3. ELEK Schaltzelle f* * *noun1) (sleeping compartment) Bettnische, die2) (for dressing, private discussion, etc.) Kabine, die* * *n.Kabine -n (Umkleide-, Dusch-) f.Schrank -¨e m.Zelle -n f. -
20 residence hall
* * *ˈresi·dence hall
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dormitory — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. quarters, hostel, bunks, dorm (inf.). See abode. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. sleeping quarters, dorm*, barracks, residence hall, room, apartment, hostel, men s dormitory, women s dormitory, residence; see … English dictionary for students