英 [ˈstɔːhaʊs] 美 [ˈstɔːrhaʊs]
n. 仓库，贮藏库；宝库
复数storehouses
storehouse /ˈstɔːˌhaʊs/
可数名词 A storehouse is a building in which things, usually food, are stored. (储存食物的)仓库
库房
库房
... 仓库warehouse 库房storehouse 自动化仓库automaticwarehouse ...
... repertory 全部剧目 storehouse 仓库 depository 存储处 ...
... 同本义〖armory〗 后泛指贮物的屋舍〖storehouse;warehouse〗 监狱〖jail〗 ...
storekeeper 店主；仓库管理员；零售店店主
Boat and tip lorry are placed to be in the storehouse of the new home.
船和倾卸卡车就被放置在新家的仓库里。
They should start by discarding California's lame argument that exploring the contents of a smartphone—a vast storehouse of digital information—is similar to, say, going through a suspect's purse.
首先，他们应该摒弃加利福尼亚州站不住脚的观点，即探索智能手机的内容，这是一个庞大的数字信息库，相当于翻查嫌疑犯的钱包。
Lisa followed him to a large storehouse.
丽萨跟着他到了一个大仓库。
There can be a supply of them, a storehouse of them that can build up in the body, and so day-to-day fluctuations become less of a problem with fat soluble then water soluble vitamins, because the body can go grab them from a storage depot, if you will.
从而在体内建立起一个供应源,一个脂溶性维生素仓库,这样一来,相比起水溶性维生素,脂溶性维生素的浓度不会每天剧烈波动,因为机体可以任意取用体内的储存
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And when Stroup clicks inside the lines, he uncovers a hidden storehouse of information.
The Mississippi label is a storehouse of soul, rhythm and blues and gospel music.
The Israeli Air Force fired a missile at a building it said was a weapons storehouse.