locker
/ˈlɒkə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈlɑːkər/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈlä-kər/ (ame, mw)
locker — 名詞
- lockersingular
- lockersplural
1. A tall, narrow metal box fitted with a lock, used to keep personal items safe in
置物櫃
可上鎖存放個人物品的金屬櫃
A tall, narrow metal box fitted with a lock, used to keep personal items safe in shared spaces such as schools, sports centres, or stations.
Mert opened his gym locker and took out a clean towel.
Mert 打開他的健身房置物櫃,拿出一條乾淨毛巾。
collocation: gym locker
The station has lockers where passengers can leave bags for a few hours.
火車站設有寄物櫃,乘客可以暫放行李幾個小時。
collocation: station lockers for temporary storage
Élise forgot the combination to her school locker and asked the office for help.
Élise 忘了學校置物櫃的密碼,只好到辦公室求助。
Each worker at the warehouse keeps lunch and tools in a metal locker.
倉庫裡的每個員工都把午餐和工具放在一個金屬置物櫃中。
Aarav found an old basketball inside his locker that he had lost months ago.
Aarav 在他的置物櫃裡找到一顆幾個月前弄丟的舊籃球。
- cabinet
a piece of furniture with shelves and doors, usually in kitchens or offices; may or may not lock
- compartment
a general term for any sectioned-off storage space — does not necessarily have a lock
- footlocker
a small chest that can be locked, historically used in military contexts; less common in everyday learner vocabulary
文法句型
a locker
the locker
locker + noun
用法筆記
Commonly found in compound nouns where the location or purpose comes first: school locker, gym locker, luggage locker, staff locker. The rooms where rows of lockers are kept are called locker rooms.