cold room
cold room — idiom
1. a special space, often in a shop or factory, kept much colder than normal so tha
a special space, often in a shop or factory, kept much colder than normal so that food, flowers, or other goods stay fresh for longer.
Wei stacked the boxes of fresh fish inside the cold room before lunch.
noun used for a storage space that keeps food fresh
The bakery keeps its butter and cream in a small cold room at the back.
collocation: keep something in a cold room
Workers wear thick coats whenever they enter the cold room to check supplies.
The flower shop installed a cold room so the roses would last through the week.
Paloma found the missing cheese on a low shelf in the restaurant's cold room.
- cold store
British term for the same kind of refrigerated storage space
- walk-in fridge
informal; stresses that a person can walk inside it
用法筆記
Refers to a purpose-built storage space, not simply any room that feels chilly. The subject keeping it is usually a shop, restaurant, or factory.