clubhouse

/ˈklʌbhaʊs/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈklʌbhaʊs/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈkləb-ˌhau̇s/ (ame, mw)

clubhouse — 名詞

  • clubhousesingular
  • clubhousesplural

1. a building that belongs to a private club, used by its members for socializing,

1.名詞B2
釋義

會所;會館

社團成員聚會、用餐或開會的建築

a building that belongs to a private club, used by its members for socializing, dining, and holding events.

例句

Defne booked the clubhouse for her daughter's eighteenth birthday party.

Defne 把會所訂下來,給女兒辦十八歲生日派對。

book the clubhouse for [event]

Every Friday the chess club meets at the clubhouse on Maple Street.

每週五,西洋棋社都在楓樹街的會所聚會。

at the clubhouse + location

同義詞
  • clubroom

    smaller indoor space within a larger building rather than a standalone building

  • lodge

    often rural or wooded setting; common for fraternal or hunting groups

文法句型

at/in the clubhouse

用法筆記

Distinguish from sense 3: 'clubhouse' alone usually points to a social or members' club; on a golf course it specifically names the course's main building (sense 3).

常見錯誤

I joined the clubhouse last year.
I joined the club last year.
💡you join the club (the organization), not the clubhouse (the building).

2. the room or set of rooms used by a sports team for changing, training preparatio

2.名詞B2
釋義

球員休息室

球隊更衣、賽前準備與休息的內部空間

the room or set of rooms used by a sports team for changing, training preparation, team talks, and resting between games.

例句

Niran walked into the clubhouse and quietly hung up his jersey.

Niran 走進球員休息室,安靜地把球衣掛起來。

walk into the clubhouse

Reporters waited outside the clubhouse for the manager to speak after the loss.

記者在球員休息室外等著,想聽教練在輸球後說些什麼。

outside the clubhouse + sports media context

同義詞
  • locker room

    more focused on changing and showering; clubhouse covers the wider team-only area

  • dressing room

    more common in British English football; clubhouse is mostly used in American sports like baseball

文法句型

in the clubhouse

用法筆記

Subject is usually the team, a player, or the coach. Distinguish from sense 1: this is an interior team-only space (often with lockers), not a public social building.

常見錯誤

Fans cheered inside the clubhouse after the win.
Fans cheered outside the clubhouse after the win.
💡the clubhouse is for the team and staff only; fans do not go in.

3. the main building beside the first tee, where golfers sign in to play and return

3.名詞B2
釋義

高爾夫會館

高爾夫球場上供球員報到、用餐的主建築

the main building beside the first tee, where golfers sign in to play and return after the eighteenth hole to eat or have a drink.

例句

Asher paid the green fee at the clubhouse and walked over to the first tee.

Asher 在高爾夫會館付了果嶺費,然後走向第一洞發球台。

pay [fee] at the clubhouse

After eighteen holes in the rain, the players retreated to the clubhouse for hot soup.

在雨中打完十八洞後,球員們躲進高爾夫會館喝熱湯。

retreat to the clubhouse after [round]

同義詞
  • pro shop

    narrower — only the part that sells clubs, balls, and equipment, not the bar or restaurant

文法句型

at the clubhouse

用法筆記

Frequently appears in the fixed phrases 'in the clubhouse' (signed in and finished) and 'clubhouse leader' (the player with the best score among those who have finished). Distinguish from sense 1 by context: a golf course is named or implied.

常見錯誤

I scored 72 at the clubhouse.
I scored 72; my round is in the clubhouse.
💡'in the clubhouse' is the idiomatic way to say a round is officially finished.