roommates

英 [ˈruːmmeɪts]

美 [ˈruˌmeɪts]

n.  室友; 同住一室的人
roommate的复数

柯林斯词典

• 室友;合租一套公寓（或一幢房子）的人
  Yourroommateis the person you share a rented room, apartment, or house with, for example when you are at university.
• 室友;同屋者
  Yourroommateis the person you share a rented room with, for example when you are at university.

双语例句

• We get to be roommates again.
  我们又有机会做室友了。
• I don't need my roommates thinking I'm getting special treatment.
  我不希望我的室友认为我得到了特殊的照顾。
• Suppose there is conflict between you and your fellow workers or your roommates, how will do with it?
  如果你和同事或室友发生冲突，你怎么解决？
• I couldn't help crying out loudly, which surprised my roommates.
  我真忍不住要大声哭出来了，这一下子让我的室友很吃惊。
• Another one of my roommates was not as fortunate.
  我的另舍友就这么幸运了。
• The first thing to get along with roommates is to communicate.
  和室友相处的的第一件事就是交流。
• Last year, I remember when one of my roommates met her Romeo.
  我还记得去年当我的一个舍友遇到她的罗密欧的情景。
• So did all the other roommates in her dorm.
  她宿舍的室友也都挂上了帘子。
• I can distinguish my roommates by their footsteps.
  我能根据室友的脚步声辨认出他们。
• The two feel closer to each other than to other roommates for they enjoyed more communication.
  由于她俩有了更多的交流，她们觉得彼此间比和其他室友更亲近了。