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Meanings of dark room in English
Optical device that projects an image of its surroundings on a screen.
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Usage of dark room in English
1
They were buried in dust in the dark room in the clock-tower.
2
Yuki Chan watched the play of the light in the half- dark room.
3
The young man stood in the gloom of the dark room aghast.
4
The whisper was welcome, it kept me company in the dark room.
5
I thought of her in the dark room, waiting patiently for death.
6
She felt cold and uncomfortable suddenly in this severe and dark room.
7
The path directly across from them led into a small, dark room.
8
Betty closed the window hurriedly and stumbled back into the dark room.
9
Shoe polish, he thought as they led him into the dark room.
10
When dried in a dark room, the paper is fit for use.
11
Beyond the shop there was a little dark room for the shop-boy.
12
On these marshes I am like a cat in a dark room.
13
On either side of the interior niche is a small dark room.
14
He made no answer, and retired once more into the dark room.
15
Hazily I became aware that the dark room was flooded with figures.
16
With beating heart I entered a dark room at the appointed hour.
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Translations for dark room
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Dark room through the time
Dark room across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common