cloister

cloakroom /"kləʊəruːm/

音标：/kləʊə/ + /ruːm/

基本翻译：更衣室；储物柜

速记技巧：cloakroom=cloak（披风）+ room（房间）→存放披风的地方→更衣室

例句：Please take your things to the cloakroom. 请把您的物品放到更衣室。

英文词源：

Cloister来源于拉丁语claustrum，意为“围墙、城堡”。

变化形式：

名词形式为claustral，形容词形式为claustral或cloisterial。

相关单词：

1. Cloister（修道院）：一个由围墙包围的建筑群，通常包括教堂、宿舍和花园等。

2. Cloistered（修道院式的）：形容一个人或事物被保护在修道院式的环境中，不受外界干扰。

3. Cloisters（回廊）：修道院中连接各个建筑物的走廊或回廊。

4. Cloister Walk（回廊步道）：一种修道院中常见的装饰性步道，通常由许多小房间和走廊组成。

5. Cloister Lane（回廊巷）：一个狭窄的街道或通道，通常位于修道院或教堂的围墙内。

6. Cloister Gate（回廊门）：一个用于进入或离开修道院的围墙或城堡的门。

7. Cloister Room（回廊房间）：一个用于宗教仪式或居住的房间，通常位于修道院或教堂的围墙内。

8. Cloister Garden（回廊花园）：一个由围墙包围的花园，通常位于修道院或教堂内。

9. Cloistered Nun（修道院女修士）：一个在修道院中居住并从事宗教活动的女性。

10. Cloister Life（修道院生活）：一种生活方式，强调内心的平静和与世隔绝的生活方式。

常用短语：

1. cloister away：把某人关在屋子里，不让他们与外界接触。

2. cloister one"s thoughts：把思想藏在心里，不与人分享。

3. cloister up：把某物或某人不加保护地封闭起来。

4. cloister hall：寺庙或修道院里的厅堂。

5. cloistered mind：被封闭在内心世界中的人。

6. cloister alley：指人与人之间的隔阂和冷漠。

7. cloister life：指与世隔绝的生活方式。

例句：

1. They cloistered themselves away in their room, lost in their own thoughts.

2. She always cloisters her thoughts, never sharing them with anyone.

3. The library is a great place to cloister oneself and immerse oneself in reading.

4. The old monastery has been converted into a cloister hall for visitors to explore.

5. His cloistered mind led him to believe that he was always right, no matter what others said.

6. We live in a cloister alley, full of suspicion and mistrust.

7. She leads a cloistered life, rarely venturing out into the world.

英文小作文：

I often find myself feeling lonely and disconnected from the world around me, especially when I am cloistered away in my room. However, I realize that this is a false sense of isolation, as there are always people around me who are going through similar experiences. I try to connect with them and share my thoughts and feelings, and it helps me to feel more connected to the world and less lonely. I believe that we all have the power to connect with others and create meaningful relationships, even if we are cloistered away from the outside world for a while.