Definition of roommate in US English:

roommate

noun

1A person occupying the same room as another.
Example sentencesExamples
- If your room-mate snores, ear plugs are the answer.
- 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.
- We were room-mates during my formative years in international cricket.
- His room-mate was not in the room at the moment, which made him glad.
1. 1.1North American A person occupying the same apartment or house as another.
  Example sentencesExamples
  We haven't been room-mates for nine years, and it wasn't even in this flat!
  For the last two years they have been room-mates in the same house.
  Synonyms
  friend, companion, boon companion, comrade, intimate, familiar, confidant, alter ego, second self

Definition of roommate in US English:

roommate

noun

1A person occupying the same room as another.
Example sentencesExamples
- If your room-mate snores, ear plugs are the answer.
- 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.
- We were room-mates during my formative years in international cricket.
- His room-mate was not in the room at the moment, which made him glad.
1. 1.1North American A person occupying the same apartment or house as another.
  Example sentencesExamples
  We haven't been room-mates for nine years, and it wasn't even in this flat!
  For the last two years they have been room-mates in the same house.
  Synonyms
  friend, companion, boon companion, comrade, intimate, familiar, confidant, alter ego, second self

单词	roommate
释义	Definition of roommate in US English: roommate noun 1A person occupying the same room as another. Example sentencesExamples If your room-mate snores, ear plugs are the answer. 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. We were room-mates during my formative years in international cricket. His room-mate was not in the room at the moment, which made him glad. 1.1North American A person occupying the same apartment or house as another. Example sentencesExamples We haven't been room-mates for nine years, and it wasn't even in this flat! For the last two years they have been room-mates in the same house. Synonyms friend, companion, boon companion, comrade, intimate, familiar, confidant, alter ego, second self Definition of roommate in US English: roommate noun 1A person occupying the same room as another. Example sentencesExamples If your room-mate snores, ear plugs are the answer. 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. We were room-mates during my formative years in international cricket. His room-mate was not in the room at the moment, which made him glad. 1.1North American A person occupying the same apartment or house as another. Example sentencesExamples We haven't been room-mates for nine years, and it wasn't even in this flat! For the last two years they have been room-mates in the same house. Synonyms friend, companion, boon companion, comrade, intimate, familiar, confidant, alter ego, second self
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