Collocation
changing room
A room, especially in a public building, where people can change their clothes.
Definition
'changing room' is a common English collocation. A room, especially in a public building, where people can change their clothes.
changing + room
“The gym has clean changing rooms for its members.”
Examples
- I need to find the changing room to try on this dress before buying it.
- The changing rooms at the gym are always very clean and well-maintained.
- After swimming, we went straight to the changing room to dry off and get dressed.
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- The changing room was quite small, so it was a bit difficult to move around comfortably.
- Do you know if there's a changing room near the pool where I can put on my swimsuit?
- She left her bag in the changing room by mistake and had to go back for it.
- All the athletes gathered in the changing room before the game to receive their final instructions.
- The store manager assured us that the changing rooms are regularly sanitized for customer safety.
- Excuse me, could you tell me where the nearest changing room is, please, so I can try these trousers?
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