Definition of room-mate in English:

room-mate

nounˈruːmmeɪt

单词	room-mate
释义	Definition of room-mate in English: room-mate nounˈruːmmeɪt 1A person occupying the same room as another. 同室者，室友 Example sentencesExamples We were room-mates during my formative years in international cricket. Today, her old college room-mate Jess was coming to live with her. There was a major improvement to her college living conditions this semester; she and Leah were now room-mates. His room-mate was not in the room at the moment, which made him glad. If your room-mate snores, ear plugs are the answer. 1.1North American A person occupying the same flat or house as another. 同室者，室友 Example sentencesExamples For the last two years they have been room-mates in the same house. We haven't been room-mates for nine years, and it wasn't even in this flat! Synonyms friend, companion, boon companion, comrade, intimate, familiar, confidant, alter ego, second self
随便看	fail to seize/grasp/take fail to spot fail to stop at fail to support fail to take fail to take account of fail to take advantage of fail to take in fail to think of fail to turn up for fail to win fail to work out failure failures failure to appear failure to grant failure to observe failure to pay failure to take proper action failure to take proper care failure to thrive fain faineant fainly fainness