Definition of roomful in English:

roomful

noun ˈrʊmfʊlˈruːmfʊl

As much or as many as fit in a room.
I introduced a whole roomful of people to this wine last night
Example sentencesExamples
- This is fine for those of you who like to cultivate a roomful of servers.
- Successful businessmen told a roomful of students that the world outside the classroom will be their best teacher in entrepreneurship.
- She starts her first class of the semester by asking a roomful of freshman students, "How many of you are feminists?"
- The gallery showed a great roomful of his delicate, flat sculptures.
- What better way to break the ice with a roomful of total strangers in a foreign country whose language you don't know?
- She was impressed that a 17-year-old would want to face a roomful of preschoolers.
- The auctioneers must surely have dreaded the prospect of mounting the podium to see a roomful of empty seats.
- He looked like a whole roomful of demons had stomped all over him, which wasn't too far from the truth, I guess.
- She takes on a roomful of dark-suited gangsters single-handed with only a samurai sword.
- There is a certain sweetness to a roomful of 10-year-olds who are smarter than this big mouth in his 30s.

Definition of roomful in US English:

roomful

noun

As much or as many as fit in a room.
I introduced a whole roomful of people to this wine last night
Example sentencesExamples
- She starts her first class of the semester by asking a roomful of freshman students, "How many of you are feminists?"
- There is a certain sweetness to a roomful of 10-year-olds who are smarter than this big mouth in his 30s.
- What better way to break the ice with a roomful of total strangers in a foreign country whose language you don't know?
- The gallery showed a great roomful of his delicate, flat sculptures.
- She takes on a roomful of dark-suited gangsters single-handed with only a samurai sword.
- This is fine for those of you who like to cultivate a roomful of servers.
- The auctioneers must surely have dreaded the prospect of mounting the podium to see a roomful of empty seats.
- Successful businessmen told a roomful of students that the world outside the classroom will be their best teacher in entrepreneurship.
- He looked like a whole roomful of demons had stomped all over him, which wasn't too far from the truth, I guess.
- She was impressed that a 17-year-old would want to face a roomful of preschoolers.

词汇	roomful
释义	Definition of roomful in English: roomful noun ˈrʊmfʊlˈruːmfʊl As much or as many as fit in a room. I introduced a whole roomful of people to this wine last night Example sentencesExamples This is fine for those of you who like to cultivate a roomful of servers. Successful businessmen told a roomful of students that the world outside the classroom will be their best teacher in entrepreneurship. She starts her first class of the semester by asking a roomful of freshman students, "How many of you are feminists?" The gallery showed a great roomful of his delicate, flat sculptures. What better way to break the ice with a roomful of total strangers in a foreign country whose language you don't know? She was impressed that a 17-year-old would want to face a roomful of preschoolers. The auctioneers must surely have dreaded the prospect of mounting the podium to see a roomful of empty seats. He looked like a whole roomful of demons had stomped all over him, which wasn't too far from the truth, I guess. She takes on a roomful of dark-suited gangsters single-handed with only a samurai sword. There is a certain sweetness to a roomful of 10-year-olds who are smarter than this big mouth in his 30s. Definition of roomful in US English: roomful noun As much or as many as fit in a room. I introduced a whole roomful of people to this wine last night Example sentencesExamples She starts her first class of the semester by asking a roomful of freshman students, "How many of you are feminists?" There is a certain sweetness to a roomful of 10-year-olds who are smarter than this big mouth in his 30s. What better way to break the ice with a roomful of total strangers in a foreign country whose language you don't know? The gallery showed a great roomful of his delicate, flat sculptures. She takes on a roomful of dark-suited gangsters single-handed with only a samurai sword. This is fine for those of you who like to cultivate a roomful of servers. The auctioneers must surely have dreaded the prospect of mounting the podium to see a roomful of empty seats. Successful businessmen told a roomful of students that the world outside the classroom will be their best teacher in entrepreneurship. He looked like a whole roomful of demons had stomped all over him, which wasn't too far from the truth, I guess. She was impressed that a 17-year-old would want to face a roomful of preschoolers.
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