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Meanings of dormitory in English
A college or university building containing living quarters for students.
Portuguese
dormitório Usage of dormitory in English
1
A minute later, he followed Scorpius up to the fourth years' dormitory.
2
Rural Ireland has become in large part a dormitory for urban workers.
3
I made my way through the former dormitory, past all the mottoes:
4
The floor of the dormitory was below the level of the door.
5
At table the portions, and in the dormitory the paillasses, are identical.
6
It's almost like a noisy dormitory but in a good, fun way.
7
Behind the thrift store were other buildings-officesand a modern dormitory-stylebuilding.
8
The crew were that way when I left them, in the dormitory.
9
First; one or another of the soldiers inspected our dormitory every day.
10
Ahead of her, there was considerable activity in the dormitory parking lot.
11
Within the dormitory they gathered round the night-lamp in consternation, praying loud.
12
He will sleep with Milling and the others in dormitory number two.
13
Almost at the same moment, Charles hastened furtively into the boys' dormitory.
14
The Russians shared a Stanford dormitory with the Americans; they fraternized freely.
15
Crean had just moved into a dormitory on the campus, Pleskonko said.
16
Perhaps Joseph had gone for a walk to escape the dormitory heat.
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Dormitory through the time
Dormitory across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common