cubicles

英 [ˈkjuːbɪklz]

美 [ˈkjubɪkəlz]

n.  (大房间分隔出的)小房间，隔间
cubicle的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (用作淋浴间或换衣间等的)小房间，隔间
  Acubicleis a very small enclosed area, for example one where you can have a shower or change your clothes.
  1. ...a separate shower cubicle...
     独立的淋浴小单间
  2. He made his way to the nearest toilet and locked himself in a cubicle.
     他走到最近的卫生间，进了一个小隔间后把门反锁上。

双语例句

• Following a protest by a group of female college students, toilet cubicles for women were enlarged.
  那时在台湾，一群女大学生发起了抗议，随后女厕厕位便得以增加。
• There is now a strict three-minute time limit in the cubicles.
  现在一个精确的3分钟限制装置安装在洗手间里。
• There was noise in the system that looked something like confetti being dropped in the other people's cubicles.
  系统中有杂讯，另外两人所在的远距实境室里，看起来像是撒满了五彩碎纸。
• Everybody has a right to privacy, which is why most swimming pools have separate cubicles.
  每个人都该有隐私权，这就是为什麽大部分游泳池都有独立的小隔间。
• He took down the old door and all the wooden cubicles, and laid down some planks to cover up the toilet bowls and make room for a bed.
  他卸下了厕所老旧的门和所有的木制隔板，又在地上垫了一些厚木板遮住厕所的蹲位，为床铺腾出空间。
• Human beings were not meant to sit in little cubicles.
  人类并不是坐在很小的卧室里。
• Matuson also reminds you that what you say to a close co-worker can be overheard by many other people in the desks or cubicles within earshot.
  Matuson还提醒你你对一位亲密同事说的话可能被范围内的办公隔间、办公桌旁的许多人听见。
• Working in walled-off cubicles would ruin the fun, collaborative atmosphere.
  在被墙面分隔的隔间里举行派对会破坏有趣、合作的气氛。
• Cubicles, hallways, elevators, bathrooms even commuter trains are not your private domain.
  小隔间、走廊、电梯、卫生间甚至通勤火车都不是你的私人领地。
• It was dingy in there, as usual, and half the cubicles were empty of human life.
  这地方一如既往地邋遢不堪，一半的小隔间都没人。