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back room ˌbækˈruːm；ˌbækˈrʊm ★☆☆☆☆高短语²⁴⁶³⁶
基本英英搭配例句
密室
Noun:
a room located in the rear of an establishment; usually accessible only to privileged groupsback room密室
This took place in the back room of the Cafe Musain.
那是在缪尚咖啡馆的后厅里发生的。 ebigear
He whisked the paper out from under my pen and sped to the back room, where I presume the credit bureau was being contacted.
他一下子从我的笔下取走了申请单，飞快地送到了里屋，我猜想他们正在里面联络信用认证机构。 yeeyan
Some of the Tories’ younger back room boys are worth watching too.
保守党的一些年轻的储备人才也值得一提。 ecocn
Someone does indeed need to maintain them, and that has generally meant keeping legacy equipment and programs in a back room somewhere to handle occasional emergencies.
有人确实需要维护这些系统，而这通常意味着必须把一些老设备和程序收藏起来以备不时之需。 ibm
That is because a hardware or software user interface used only in a back room in one application may be used in a kiosk in another application, for example.
那是因为只在一个应用程序中的后台用到的硬件或软件用户接口也许会在另一个应用程序的信息站中用到。 ibm
They got into the habit of meeting up in the back room of the Relais—usually around six- ten, after she got off work at the store.
他们习惯在海滩咖啡馆的后屋相会——通常大约在六点到十点钟，她下班后就去那里。 yeeyan
Those were crazy times. A fake article appeared in the New Republic that told of a cult on Wall Street involving candles and an iconic image of Greenspan in the back room.
那是个疯狂的年代，《新共和党》杂志曾登过一篇假的文章，报道一个华尔街的宗教仪式，密室里点着蜡烛，挂着格林斯潘的肖像。 yeeyan |