Definition of semiprivate in US English:

semiprivate

adjectiveˌsemˌī-ˌsemˌī-

1Combining public and private elements.
the design gives every unit its own façade and a semiprivate balcony
Example sentencesExamples
- Moreover, men find themselves in a public space while the women are in a semiprivate space.
- Power plants constitute obvious terrorist targets but are frequently operated by private or semiprivate corporations unwilling to pay to protect them.
- In addition to streets and individual yards, larger complexes now included a variety of public or semiprivate open spaces: small parks, squares, or common courtyards defined by building walls.
- Since 1999, Baratta has successfully steered the institution through its transition from a public agency to a semiprivate foundation that relies increasingly on earned income.
- There are no high-end resorts, but for $80 a night, four people can rent a private cabin on a semiprivate beach or a couple can rent a comfortable room at a full-amenity hotel.
1. 1.1 (of a hospital room) accommodating two patients.
  Example sentencesExamples
  They lay in hallways waiting for space in semiprivate rooms, where patients must be paired up according to level of illness or type of disease.
  It began life as a tuberculosis clinic and is now a semiprivate hospital for civil servants.
  All the ICU patients were in private rooms; 28 of CCMU patients were in semiprivate rooms.

Definition of semiprivate in US English:

semiprivate

adjectiveˌsemˌī-

1Combining public and private elements.
the design gives every unit its own façade and a semiprivate balcony
Example sentencesExamples
- Since 1999, Baratta has successfully steered the institution through its transition from a public agency to a semiprivate foundation that relies increasingly on earned income.
- There are no high-end resorts, but for $80 a night, four people can rent a private cabin on a semiprivate beach or a couple can rent a comfortable room at a full-amenity hotel.
- Power plants constitute obvious terrorist targets but are frequently operated by private or semiprivate corporations unwilling to pay to protect them.
- Moreover, men find themselves in a public space while the women are in a semiprivate space.
- In addition to streets and individual yards, larger complexes now included a variety of public or semiprivate open spaces: small parks, squares, or common courtyards defined by building walls.
1. 1.1 (of a hospital room) accommodating two patients.
  Example sentencesExamples
  All the ICU patients were in private rooms; 28 of CCMU patients were in semiprivate rooms.
  It began life as a tuberculosis clinic and is now a semiprivate hospital for civil servants.
  They lay in hallways waiting for space in semiprivate rooms, where patients must be paired up according to level of illness or type of disease.

单词	semiprivate
释义	Definition of semiprivate in US English: semiprivate adjectiveˌsemˌī-ˌsemˌī- 1Combining public and private elements. the design gives every unit its own façade and a semiprivate balcony Example sentencesExamples Moreover, men find themselves in a public space while the women are in a semiprivate space. Power plants constitute obvious terrorist targets but are frequently operated by private or semiprivate corporations unwilling to pay to protect them. In addition to streets and individual yards, larger complexes now included a variety of public or semiprivate open spaces: small parks, squares, or common courtyards defined by building walls. Since 1999, Baratta has successfully steered the institution through its transition from a public agency to a semiprivate foundation that relies increasingly on earned income. There are no high-end resorts, but for $80 a night, four people can rent a private cabin on a semiprivate beach or a couple can rent a comfortable room at a full-amenity hotel. 1.1 (of a hospital room) accommodating two patients. Example sentencesExamples They lay in hallways waiting for space in semiprivate rooms, where patients must be paired up according to level of illness or type of disease. It began life as a tuberculosis clinic and is now a semiprivate hospital for civil servants. All the ICU patients were in private rooms; 28 of CCMU patients were in semiprivate rooms. Definition of semiprivate in US English: semiprivate adjectiveˌsemˌī- 1Combining public and private elements. the design gives every unit its own façade and a semiprivate balcony Example sentencesExamples Since 1999, Baratta has successfully steered the institution through its transition from a public agency to a semiprivate foundation that relies increasingly on earned income. There are no high-end resorts, but for $80 a night, four people can rent a private cabin on a semiprivate beach or a couple can rent a comfortable room at a full-amenity hotel. Power plants constitute obvious terrorist targets but are frequently operated by private or semiprivate corporations unwilling to pay to protect them. Moreover, men find themselves in a public space while the women are in a semiprivate space. In addition to streets and individual yards, larger complexes now included a variety of public or semiprivate open spaces: small parks, squares, or common courtyards defined by building walls. 1.1 (of a hospital room) accommodating two patients. Example sentencesExamples All the ICU patients were in private rooms; 28 of CCMU patients were in semiprivate rooms. It began life as a tuberculosis clinic and is now a semiprivate hospital for civil servants. They lay in hallways waiting for space in semiprivate rooms, where patients must be paired up according to level of illness or type of disease.
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