dormitory|dormitories in English

noun

[dor·mi·to·ry || 'dɔːmɪtrɪ]

living quarters for residents of an institution (i.e. university, etc.)

Use "dormitory|dormitories" in a sentence

1. Dormitory inspector.

2. Children sleep in dormitories when they live at school.

3. Some Kingdom Halls were transformed into dormitories.

4. That's his dormitory up ahead.

5. Supple responded that students prefer apartments to dormitories.

6. The boys were settled in their dormitory.

7. She lived in a college dormitory.

8. Their sordid dormitory was attacked by hooligans.

9. My dormitory leader presses me to answer.

10. The dormitory is located in neighboring Jeonju City.

11. His dormitory is within a stone's throw distance.

12. He was reading a math textbook in the dormitory.

13. Does the dormitory a well stocked first aid kit?

14. Again duteous love also cannot prevent a dormitory close.

15. That day he was forced out of the teacher's dormitory

16. A voyeur was seen lurking around the girl's dormitory.

17. The students have barricaded themselves into their dormitory building.

18. We have to move from bricks-and-mortar school buildings to digital dormitories.

19. 10 The counselors swept the dormitory during the fire drill.

20. And so it went on: poor or nonexistent sanitation, overcrowded dormitories, dull and unappetising food, workhouse conditions.

21. Room or unit accommodation services for students in student residences and school dormitories

22. 2001: Research Complex 1 is constructed; Wisdom Hall (dormitory) is constructed.

23. Get all those boys into the dormitory, and keep them there.

24. Almost all college students live in coed dormitories or in houses shared with friends.

25. On February 4, 2004, Zuckerberg launched Facebook from his Harvard dormitory room.