workroom

workroom — noun

1. a room in a home or building where someone does hands-on work or makes things by

1.名詞B1
釋義

a room in a home or building where someone does hands-on work or makes things by hand, such as sewing, woodworking, or repairing objects

例句

Takeshi keeps his sewing machine in a small workroom at the back of the house.

collocation: keeps [something] in a workroom

The school's art workroom has pottery wheels and a kiln for firing clay bowls.

compound noun: art workroom

同義詞
  • workshop

    often suggests a larger, more specialised space with heavy tools, common in industrial or trade settings

  • studio

    typically used for artistic work such as painting, photography, dance, or music

  • craft room

    a domestic room dedicated to hobbies like scrapbooking, knitting, or card-making

文法句型

[countable] noun

用法筆記

A workroom differs from an office in that it is used for physical or manual tasks rather than desk-based work. It is often found in private homes, schools, or small businesses.

常見錯誤

❌I need a workroom to do my homework.
✅I need a study to do my homework.
💡a workroom is for hands-on making or repairing, not for academic study.
❌He works in a workroom at the company's head office.
✅He works in a workshop at the company's factory.
💡workroom suggests a domestic or small-scale setting, while workshop is preferred for industrial contexts.