locker room

英 [ˈlɒkə ruːm]

美 [ˈlɑːkər ruːm]

n. (学校、体育馆等设有锁柜的)更衣室，衣物间

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牛津词典

noun

（学校、体育馆等设有锁柜的）更衣室，衣物间
a room with lockers in it, at a school, gym , etc., where people can change their clothes

noun

a room (as at an athletic facility or workplace) where you can change clothes and which contains lockers for the temporary storage of your clothing and personal possessions

In an otherwise vacant locker room, the only other person will have the locker right next to yours.
在空置否则更衣室中，只有其他人也会有衣橱紧挨着你。
They'll go to the locker room down by16 points.
他们带着16分的包袱进入了更衣室。
He was carried back to the locker room by the team staff directly.
随后他被球队工作人员直接抬回了更衣室。
Jack told me to wait for him outside while he went to the locker room to change clothes.
杰克要我在外面等他，他去衣帽间换衣服。
This is our hall, both sides are embedded in the shoe closet and kitchen, so your busy day into the home can be linked directly to the hat or coat to the locker room, very convenient.
这个是我们的门厅，在两侧是嵌入式的衣帽间和鞋厨，这样的话您忙碌了一天进到家里就可以直接把帽子或者外衣挂到衣帽间里，非常方便。
Mind your manners in the locker room.
在更衣室注意自己的举止。
Yeah, you know what else is in that locker room?
对，你知道那间更衣室还有什么吗？
As well, bringing your phone into the locker room and using it will make other people feel uncomfortable;
同样，在更衣室使用手机也会让其他人感到不快。
I've talked to him in the locker room during the game.
在这场比赛时在休息室也和他谈了。
As Dan assaulting me in the locker room.
并不比丹在更衣室对我动手更丢人。