Definition of engine room in English:

engine room

noun

1The part of a ship or building in which the engines are housed.
the vessel reported a fire in its engine room
Example sentencesExamples
- The power came from a spinning metal shaft run through from the engine room, geared up through a transmission.
- All were rescued except two crew members who perished in the engine room.
- The hull is completely intact, and a visit to the engine room is a must.
- In the very bottom of the ship was the engine room, which could only be reached from the outside.
- Some believe the Antarctic to be the engine room of world climate, as changes here have a bearing across the globe.
- I went to photograph the engine room of a steam ship and in there were models of cargo ships.
- The next set of holes presents a selection of ways into the engine room and around the top of the diesel engines.
- A petrol explosion saw the engine room engulfed in flames and the crew abandon ship.
- In the interests of safety, the engine room and lower decks have been sealed off.
- The ship's engine room was easily accessible through the rotting deck.
- He had been down in the engine room when his ship was torpedoed and was only just able to get out in time.
- Back toward the stern, the engine room was a claustrophobic tangle of boiler and pipes and driveshafts.
- She has an engine room which has three engines.
- We checked the massive engine room and filmed the now rusty gears on the open gearbox.
- There is access to the lower deck and engine room.
- Knowing she didn't have time to check them all she started for the engine room of the ship.
- The operations room, for example, has plenty of machinery still in place, and there is plenty to see in the engine room as well.
- It will sail to Zeebrugge using the power from the engine in its other engine room.
- Mr Curry said they decided to secure the engine room last Thursday because of fears for the ship's safety.
- The damage extended from the bow to the forward engine room below the water line.
1. 1.1 The principal source of energy, activity, or strength in a particular context.
  he and Ben have become the engine room of this England side
  this region was the engine room of the economic boom

Definition of engine room in US English:

engine room

nounˈɛndʒən ˌrum

1The part of a ship or building in which the engines are housed.
the vessel reported a fire in its engine room
Example sentencesExamples
- The hull is completely intact, and a visit to the engine room is a must.
- In the very bottom of the ship was the engine room, which could only be reached from the outside.
- The operations room, for example, has plenty of machinery still in place, and there is plenty to see in the engine room as well.
- A petrol explosion saw the engine room engulfed in flames and the crew abandon ship.
- The damage extended from the bow to the forward engine room below the water line.
- Mr Curry said they decided to secure the engine room last Thursday because of fears for the ship's safety.
- I went to photograph the engine room of a steam ship and in there were models of cargo ships.
- She has an engine room which has three engines.
- Some believe the Antarctic to be the engine room of world climate, as changes here have a bearing across the globe.
- Back toward the stern, the engine room was a claustrophobic tangle of boiler and pipes and driveshafts.
- Knowing she didn't have time to check them all she started for the engine room of the ship.
- He had been down in the engine room when his ship was torpedoed and was only just able to get out in time.
- We checked the massive engine room and filmed the now rusty gears on the open gearbox.
- The next set of holes presents a selection of ways into the engine room and around the top of the diesel engines.
- In the interests of safety, the engine room and lower decks have been sealed off.
- There is access to the lower deck and engine room.
- All were rescued except two crew members who perished in the engine room.
- It will sail to Zeebrugge using the power from the engine in its other engine room.
- The ship's engine room was easily accessible through the rotting deck.
- The power came from a spinning metal shaft run through from the engine room, geared up through a transmission.
1. 1.1 The principal source of energy, activity, or strength in a particular context.
  this region was the engine room of the economic boom

单词	engine room
释义	Definition of engine room in English: engine room noun 1The part of a ship or building in which the engines are housed. the vessel reported a fire in its engine room Example sentencesExamples The power came from a spinning metal shaft run through from the engine room, geared up through a transmission. All were rescued except two crew members who perished in the engine room. The hull is completely intact, and a visit to the engine room is a must. In the very bottom of the ship was the engine room, which could only be reached from the outside. Some believe the Antarctic to be the engine room of world climate, as changes here have a bearing across the globe. I went to photograph the engine room of a steam ship and in there were models of cargo ships. The next set of holes presents a selection of ways into the engine room and around the top of the diesel engines. A petrol explosion saw the engine room engulfed in flames and the crew abandon ship. In the interests of safety, the engine room and lower decks have been sealed off. The ship's engine room was easily accessible through the rotting deck. He had been down in the engine room when his ship was torpedoed and was only just able to get out in time. Back toward the stern, the engine room was a claustrophobic tangle of boiler and pipes and driveshafts. She has an engine room which has three engines. We checked the massive engine room and filmed the now rusty gears on the open gearbox. There is access to the lower deck and engine room. Knowing she didn't have time to check them all she started for the engine room of the ship. The operations room, for example, has plenty of machinery still in place, and there is plenty to see in the engine room as well. It will sail to Zeebrugge using the power from the engine in its other engine room. Mr Curry said they decided to secure the engine room last Thursday because of fears for the ship's safety. The damage extended from the bow to the forward engine room below the water line. 1.1 The principal source of energy, activity, or strength in a particular context. he and Ben have become the engine room of this England side this region was the engine room of the economic boom Definition of engine room in US English: engine room nounˈɛndʒən ˌrum 1The part of a ship or building in which the engines are housed. the vessel reported a fire in its engine room Example sentencesExamples The hull is completely intact, and a visit to the engine room is a must. In the very bottom of the ship was the engine room, which could only be reached from the outside. The operations room, for example, has plenty of machinery still in place, and there is plenty to see in the engine room as well. A petrol explosion saw the engine room engulfed in flames and the crew abandon ship. The damage extended from the bow to the forward engine room below the water line. Mr Curry said they decided to secure the engine room last Thursday because of fears for the ship's safety. I went to photograph the engine room of a steam ship and in there were models of cargo ships. She has an engine room which has three engines. Some believe the Antarctic to be the engine room of world climate, as changes here have a bearing across the globe. Back toward the stern, the engine room was a claustrophobic tangle of boiler and pipes and driveshafts. Knowing she didn't have time to check them all she started for the engine room of the ship. He had been down in the engine room when his ship was torpedoed and was only just able to get out in time. We checked the massive engine room and filmed the now rusty gears on the open gearbox. The next set of holes presents a selection of ways into the engine room and around the top of the diesel engines. In the interests of safety, the engine room and lower decks have been sealed off. There is access to the lower deck and engine room. All were rescued except two crew members who perished in the engine room. It will sail to Zeebrugge using the power from the engine in its other engine room. The ship's engine room was easily accessible through the rotting deck. The power came from a spinning metal shaft run through from the engine room, geared up through a transmission. 1.1 The principal source of energy, activity, or strength in a particular context. this region was the engine room of the economic boom
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