英 [ˈruːmmeɪt; ˈrʊmmeɪt] 美 [ˈruːm meɪt; ˈrʊm meɪt]
n. 室友；同室者
roommate /ˈruːmˌmeɪt/
可数名词 Your roommate is the person you share a room, apartment, or house with, for example when you are in college. 室友
Derek and I are close; we were roommates for two years.
德里克和我关系密切，我们曾是两年的室友。
... roommate 室友 room-mate 同室者 roomy 广阔的 ...
... Room-mate 室友 Hang on 不挂断，稍等 Kind 友好的 ...
室友；同室者
Kevin was "Zuck's" room-mate in the bungalow in Palo Alto; he's 29 and a billionaire (on paper).
Kevin和Zuck是室友，他们曾经共同居住在帕洛阿尔托的一间小平房里；他现在29岁，是个亿万富翁（理论上是）。
So Jack persuaded the governor of Massachusetts to appoint his college room-mate to keep the seat warm for a couple of years.
于是杰克说服马塞诸萨州州长任命了他大学时的室友接任参议员，以使该席位在未来几年都不会旁落他人。
After one night in the same hotel room with her, Miss Denmark, Ingrid Anderson, ran screaming into the hall and demanded a new room-mate.
有一天晚上，和她同住一个房间的丹麦小姐尹佳丽特·安德森突然从房间里尖叫着冲向大厅，并要求换房。
That mention of the front row brings me to my new room-mate, Geoff Cross.
She was further encouraged when her room-mate married an online match.
My last room-mate was also a prop - Moray Low.