assembly room
assembly room — 名詞
1. a large room or building that is open to members of a community, school, or orga
集會廳
舉辦會議與社交活動的公共場所
a large room or building that is open to members of a community, school, or organisation, where people gather for formal meetings, performances, or social events such as dinners and parties.
The school's assembly room was packed with parents for the year-end concert.
學校的集會廳擠滿了來參加年終音樂會的家長。
passive: packed with [people] for [event]
Iris reserved the community assembly room for her daughter's birthday party.
Iris 預訂了社區集會廳，要幫女兒辦生日派對。
Every Sunday, the church assembly room becomes a busy dining hall for neighbourhood families.
每到星期日，教堂的集會廳就會變成社區家庭用餐的熱鬧食堂。
collocation: church assembly room
The town council set up long tables in the assembly room before the budget vote.
鎮議會在投票表決預算之前，先在集會廳裡擺好了長桌。
set up [furniture] in the assembly room
Lotte helped carry chairs from the assembly room to the garden for the outdoor fair.
Lotte 幫忙把椅子從集會廳搬到花園，為戶外園遊會做準備。
- book an assembly room
- reserve an assembly room
- use an assembly room
- fill an assembly room
- school assembly room
- church assembly room
- community assembly room
- town assembly room
- hold a meeting in an assembly room
- decorate an assembly room
- hall
more general; 'hall' can also mean a corridor, while 'assembly room' unambiguously means a gathering space
- auditorium
implies fixed seating facing a stage, whereas an assembly room often has flexible seating for both meetings and social events
- community centre
refers to the whole building rather than a single room; 'assembly room' is one room within such a building
文法句型
the assembly room
an assembly room
用法筆記
The phrase 'assembly room' often appears in institutional settings such as schools, churches, and local government buildings. It suggests a space larger than a typical meeting room or classroom.