locker room
locker room — 名詞
1. a dedicated space fitted with rows of locked cabinets where people change their
更衣室
設有個人儲物櫃的更衣空間
a dedicated space fitted with rows of locked cabinets where people change their clothes and keep personal items safe, typically found at places where people play sports or exercise.
Hao rushed into the locker room after the game to grab his backpack before the bus left.
Hao 在比賽結束後立刻衝進更衣室，在球隊巴士開走前拿回自己的背包。
noun: room with lockers for changing and storage
The school added new lockers to the locker room during the summer break.
學校在暑假期間為更衣室加裝了新的置物櫃。
Paloma left her watch in the locker room and hurried back through the dark corridor to get it.
Paloma 發現自己把手錶忘在更衣室裡，只好跑過空蕩蕩的走廊回去拿。
The players waited in the locker room until the coach arrived for the meeting.
所有球員被告知在更衣室裡等待，直到教練到達開團隊會議。
active: players waited for the coach
The locker room smelled of wet towels and shampoo after the basketball team finished showering.
籃球隊沖完澡後，更衣室裡飄著濕毛巾和洗髮精的味道。
sensory description of a typical locker room scene
- go to the locker room
- wait in the locker room
- locker room attendant
- locker room policy
- enter the locker room
- leave the locker room
- changing room
the standard term in British English and Commonwealth countries; interchangeable with 'locker room' in meaning but preferred regionally
- dressing room
often used for theatre or performance spaces rather than sports facilities
- locker facility
a more formal or institutional term, less common in everyday speech
用法筆記
This term is most common in American English. In British English, 'changing room' is used more often for the same kind of space, though 'locker room' is widely understood.
常見錯誤
locker room — 形容詞
1. describing a type of rude or sexually explicit joking that people — particularly
低俗的；黃腔
指男性間粗鄙、帶性暗示的言語
describing a type of rude or sexually explicit joking that people — particularly men — are believed to engage in when gathered without women present, often regarded as offensive or immature by others.
Nikos hated the locker room jokes that his co-workers told at the office party.
Nikos 很討厭同事在辦公室聚會上講的黃腔笑話。
attributive use: locker room + noun (jokes)
The politician's emails were called harmless locker room banter, but the public disagreed.
那位政治人物的電郵被認為只是無傷大雅的男性低俗玩笑，但公眾不認同。
Asher refused to join the locker room humor at the construction site and focused on his work.
Asher 拒絕加入工地現場的低俗笑話，專心做自己的工作。
The locker room talk in the break room made Diya feel unwelcome at her company.
休息室裡的粗鄙談話讓 Diya 覺得在公司不受歡迎。
attributive use: locker room + noun (talk)
- locker room talk
- locker room jokes
- locker room banter
- locker room humor
- locker room remarks
- crude
broader in meaning; describes any rude or offensive content, not limited to male-group settings
- raunchy
slightly more informal; focuses on sexually explicit content rather than group dynamics
- off-colour
somewhat milder; suggests jokes that are slightly improper but not necessarily sexual
- wholesome
suggests humour that is clean, family-friendly, and inoffensive
文法句型
locker room + noun
用法筆記
This sense is used only before a noun (attributive position) — typically with words like 'jokes', 'banter', 'humor', 'humour', or 'talk'. It cannot stand alone as a noun (e.g. 'The conversation was locker room' is incorrect). The term often carries a negative or critical tone, especially when discussing workplace culture.
常見錯誤
同根字
- locker名詞B1
- room名詞A1
- lock名詞A2
- lock動詞A2
- changing room名詞B1
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- locker room attendant
- locker room policy
- locker room culture
常用片語
- head to the locker room
- wait in the locker room
- locker room jokes
- locker room talk
介系詞搭配
- in the locker room
- into the locker room
- out of the locker room