storeroom

storeroom — noun

1. a room inside a building where you keep things that you do not use every day — f

1.名詞A2
釋義

a room inside a building where you keep things that you do not use every day — for example, extra supplies, old furniture, or tools

例句

Élise keeps the extra boxes in the storeroom behind the kitchen.

preposition: storeroom behind + [room]

Before the new term, Wren helped clean the school storeroom.

同義詞
  • storage room

    the two-word form of the same concept, equally common in everyday language

  • warehouse

    much larger, usually a separate building for commercial or industrial storage

  • closet

    a small storage space, often built into a room rather than a separate room

  • pantry

    a room or cupboard specifically for food and kitchen supplies

常見錯誤

❌I put the boxes in the store room.
✅I put the boxes in the storeroom.
💡'storeroom' is written as one word, not two.
❌The company has a large storeroom for shipping goods.
✅The company has a large warehouse for shipping goods.
💡'storeroom' is for small-scale storage inside a building; use 'warehouse' for large industrial storage.