boudoir/ˈbuːdwɑː(r)/ (bre, ipa) · [bˈudˌɔɪr] /ˈbuːdwɑːr/ (ame, ipa) · [bˈudˌɔɪr] /ˈbü-ˌdwär How to pronounce boudoir (audio) ˈbu̇-ˌdwär, ˌbü-ˈdwär How to pronounce boudoir (audio) ˌbu̇-ˈdwär/ (ame, mw)boudoirboudoir — noun名詞boudoirsboudoirsingularboudoirsplural1. a private room in an older home where a woman slept, changed clothes, rested, or1.名詞C2釋義a private room in an older home where a woman slept, changed clothes, rested, or met a few guests.例句The museum restored the boudoir with silk curtains and a carved mirror.historical room in an elegant homeEve read a private note alone in the boudoir before dinner.in the boudoir = private setting看更多範例The maid laid a fresh dress across the chair in Amani's boudoir.After the concert, Roya slipped into the boudoir to remove the pearls.The old house plan showed a boudoir beside the main bedroom.同義詞bedroomthe everyday general term; it does not suggest elegance or a female private spacedressing roomfocuses on changing clothes and may be in a theatre or shop, not a homeparloura reception room for visitors; less private and not mainly for sleeping or dressing文法句型a/the boudoirin/into the boudoir用法筆記Mostly historical or literary. It suggests an elegant private room connected with a woman's personal space, not an ordinary modern bedroom.常見錯誤❌Our flat has two boudoirs.✅Our flat has two bedrooms.💡'boudoir' is an old-fashioned, stylized word, not the normal name for modern bedrooms.
The museum restored the boudoir with silk curtains and a carved mirror.historical room in an elegant home