Definition of room service in English:

room service

noun

mass noun

A service provided in a hotel allowing guests to order food and drink to be brought to their rooms.
I rang room service and placed the order
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of the hotel's patrons either frequented the hotel restaurant or chose to get room service bring something to their rooms.
- Want to be pampered and made to feel a princess, order in room service, eat great food and have a ball.
- Dinner is a sumptuous affair and, rather incongruously for a hotel which doesn't feel like a hotel, there is round-the-clock room service.
- I stayed in the hotel and ate room service that night.
- The standard of cuisine is also very good, whether you order room service or eat at one of the three restaurants.
- She picked up the room phone and dialed the number for room service, ordering two ice cream sundaes.
- At the hotel he had room service bring him his dinner.
- Guests are also entitled to 24-hour room service, as well as laundry and dry cleaning services.
- She reached for the phone and dialed room service, ordering a nice dinner for two.
- In that case, vacation is all about the first-class seats and the best hotels or, at the very least, ordering room service without looking at the prices.
- The hotel offered sumptuous cuisine, but she decided against ordering room service.
- I would take you to the finest hotel in the city and order room service for us.
- Before starting the next episode, I called room service and ordered a muffin and apple juice for breakfast.
- We surfed until about three, then went back to the room and ordered a late lunch from room service.
- Are you two expecting room service or are you going to come down for dinner?
- There's no room service, and instead of a gym, guests wanting to exercise are offered directions to a nearby park.
- Having not eaten on the long flight, I called room service and ordered a cheeseburger and fries.
- That night, back at the town's small hotel, they splurged on room service.
- He used the hotel's telephone to order breakfast from room service.
- They had ordered hot cocoa from room service and gone through the photo albums that Pat had brought with her.

Definition of room service in US English:

room service

nounˈrum ˌsərvəs

A service provided in a hotel allowing guests to order food and drink to be brought to their rooms.
Example sentencesExamples
- Want to be pampered and made to feel a princess, order in room service, eat great food and have a ball.
- Dinner is a sumptuous affair and, rather incongruously for a hotel which doesn't feel like a hotel, there is round-the-clock room service.
- The hotel offered sumptuous cuisine, but she decided against ordering room service.
- Are you two expecting room service or are you going to come down for dinner?
- We surfed until about three, then went back to the room and ordered a late lunch from room service.
- They had ordered hot cocoa from room service and gone through the photo albums that Pat had brought with her.
- I would take you to the finest hotel in the city and order room service for us.
- In that case, vacation is all about the first-class seats and the best hotels or, at the very least, ordering room service without looking at the prices.
- He used the hotel's telephone to order breakfast from room service.
- She picked up the room phone and dialed the number for room service, ordering two ice cream sundaes.
- The standard of cuisine is also very good, whether you order room service or eat at one of the three restaurants.
- That night, back at the town's small hotel, they splurged on room service.
- Having not eaten on the long flight, I called room service and ordered a cheeseburger and fries.
- Most of the hotel's patrons either frequented the hotel restaurant or chose to get room service bring something to their rooms.
- Before starting the next episode, I called room service and ordered a muffin and apple juice for breakfast.
- At the hotel he had room service bring him his dinner.
- There's no room service, and instead of a gym, guests wanting to exercise are offered directions to a nearby park.
- I stayed in the hotel and ate room service that night.
- Guests are also entitled to 24-hour room service, as well as laundry and dry cleaning services.
- She reached for the phone and dialed room service, ordering a nice dinner for two.

单词	room service
释义	Definition of room service in English: room service noun mass noun A service provided in a hotel allowing guests to order food and drink to be brought to their rooms. I rang room service and placed the order Example sentencesExamples Most of the hotel's patrons either frequented the hotel restaurant or chose to get room service bring something to their rooms. Want to be pampered and made to feel a princess, order in room service, eat great food and have a ball. Dinner is a sumptuous affair and, rather incongruously for a hotel which doesn't feel like a hotel, there is round-the-clock room service. I stayed in the hotel and ate room service that night. The standard of cuisine is also very good, whether you order room service or eat at one of the three restaurants. She picked up the room phone and dialed the number for room service, ordering two ice cream sundaes. At the hotel he had room service bring him his dinner. Guests are also entitled to 24-hour room service, as well as laundry and dry cleaning services. She reached for the phone and dialed room service, ordering a nice dinner for two. In that case, vacation is all about the first-class seats and the best hotels or, at the very least, ordering room service without looking at the prices. The hotel offered sumptuous cuisine, but she decided against ordering room service. I would take you to the finest hotel in the city and order room service for us. Before starting the next episode, I called room service and ordered a muffin and apple juice for breakfast. We surfed until about three, then went back to the room and ordered a late lunch from room service. Are you two expecting room service or are you going to come down for dinner? There's no room service, and instead of a gym, guests wanting to exercise are offered directions to a nearby park. Having not eaten on the long flight, I called room service and ordered a cheeseburger and fries. That night, back at the town's small hotel, they splurged on room service. He used the hotel's telephone to order breakfast from room service. They had ordered hot cocoa from room service and gone through the photo albums that Pat had brought with her. Definition of room service in US English: room service nounˈrum ˌsərvəs A service provided in a hotel allowing guests to order food and drink to be brought to their rooms. Example sentencesExamples Want to be pampered and made to feel a princess, order in room service, eat great food and have a ball. Dinner is a sumptuous affair and, rather incongruously for a hotel which doesn't feel like a hotel, there is round-the-clock room service. The hotel offered sumptuous cuisine, but she decided against ordering room service. Are you two expecting room service or are you going to come down for dinner? We surfed until about three, then went back to the room and ordered a late lunch from room service. They had ordered hot cocoa from room service and gone through the photo albums that Pat had brought with her. I would take you to the finest hotel in the city and order room service for us. In that case, vacation is all about the first-class seats and the best hotels or, at the very least, ordering room service without looking at the prices. He used the hotel's telephone to order breakfast from room service. She picked up the room phone and dialed the number for room service, ordering two ice cream sundaes. The standard of cuisine is also very good, whether you order room service or eat at one of the three restaurants. That night, back at the town's small hotel, they splurged on room service. Having not eaten on the long flight, I called room service and ordered a cheeseburger and fries. Most of the hotel's patrons either frequented the hotel restaurant or chose to get room service bring something to their rooms. Before starting the next episode, I called room service and ordered a muffin and apple juice for breakfast. At the hotel he had room service bring him his dinner. There's no room service, and instead of a gym, guests wanting to exercise are offered directions to a nearby park. I stayed in the hotel and ate room service that night. Guests are also entitled to 24-hour room service, as well as laundry and dry cleaning services. She reached for the phone and dialed room service, ordering a nice dinner for two.
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