Definition of showroom in English:

showroom

noun ˈʃəʊrʊmˈʃəʊruːm

A room used to display goods for sale, such as appliances, cars, or furniture.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, car sales jumped in October with buyers being tempted to the showrooms by zero finance offerings.
- The company has a modern showroom where a sample range and catalogues are on display.
- Visitors and buyers can have a look at how handicrafts are made in the showrooms as most of them also give demonstrations.
- Sometimes it can take a lot of patience to browse through furniture showrooms.
- At last our front room has stopped looking like a furniture showroom.
- The farmhouse showroom also includes changing room facilities so customers can see their whole outfits.
- This time, larger showrooms and stores arm themselves with more sales persons to manage the huge crowds.
- It closed its doors as a cinema in 1975, and has since been used as a furniture showroom and warehouse.
- It looked like one of those furniture showrooms where you're not allowed to sit on the furniture.
- You can purchase their products in some of Ireland's top stores or from their showrooms at Bert Cross.
- Stephen's wife Samantha looks after the room sets in the showrooms.
- So few newly-weds are buying dining-room suites that they are beginning to clog up furniture showrooms.
- The showrooms have been in the planning stage for the last two years.
- Prices will start from about £10,000 when it arrives in UK showrooms in October or November.
- The showroom also has on display some cedar wood carvings which artists have made after a visit to Africa.
- He progressed to senior showroom assistant at the Twickenham showroom in York Street.
- A burglar who targeted car showrooms was trapped by DNA on a screwdriver discovered at one and a footprint at another.
- Shop around and visit showrooms to see what is available - anything from minimalist designs to freestanding units.
- In addition, the glamorised park provides art galleries and handicraft showrooms.
- These showrooms now display a combination of traditional and modern furniture.

Definition of showroom in US English:

showroom

noun

A room used to display goods for sale, such as appliances, cars, or furniture.
Example sentencesExamples
- It closed its doors as a cinema in 1975, and has since been used as a furniture showroom and warehouse.
- So few newly-weds are buying dining-room suites that they are beginning to clog up furniture showrooms.
- The company has a modern showroom where a sample range and catalogues are on display.
- A burglar who targeted car showrooms was trapped by DNA on a screwdriver discovered at one and a footprint at another.
- However, car sales jumped in October with buyers being tempted to the showrooms by zero finance offerings.
- These showrooms now display a combination of traditional and modern furniture.
- At last our front room has stopped looking like a furniture showroom.
- This time, larger showrooms and stores arm themselves with more sales persons to manage the huge crowds.
- It looked like one of those furniture showrooms where you're not allowed to sit on the furniture.
- The showrooms have been in the planning stage for the last two years.
- Stephen's wife Samantha looks after the room sets in the showrooms.
- Sometimes it can take a lot of patience to browse through furniture showrooms.
- The showroom also has on display some cedar wood carvings which artists have made after a visit to Africa.
- Shop around and visit showrooms to see what is available - anything from minimalist designs to freestanding units.
- The farmhouse showroom also includes changing room facilities so customers can see their whole outfits.
- He progressed to senior showroom assistant at the Twickenham showroom in York Street.
- Prices will start from about £10,000 when it arrives in UK showrooms in October or November.
- You can purchase their products in some of Ireland's top stores or from their showrooms at Bert Cross.
- In addition, the glamorised park provides art galleries and handicraft showrooms.
- Visitors and buyers can have a look at how handicrafts are made in the showrooms as most of them also give demonstrations.

单词	showroom
释义	Definition of showroom in English: showroom noun ˈʃəʊrʊmˈʃəʊruːm A room used to display goods for sale, such as appliances, cars, or furniture. Example sentencesExamples However, car sales jumped in October with buyers being tempted to the showrooms by zero finance offerings. The company has a modern showroom where a sample range and catalogues are on display. Visitors and buyers can have a look at how handicrafts are made in the showrooms as most of them also give demonstrations. Sometimes it can take a lot of patience to browse through furniture showrooms. At last our front room has stopped looking like a furniture showroom. The farmhouse showroom also includes changing room facilities so customers can see their whole outfits. This time, larger showrooms and stores arm themselves with more sales persons to manage the huge crowds. It closed its doors as a cinema in 1975, and has since been used as a furniture showroom and warehouse. It looked like one of those furniture showrooms where you're not allowed to sit on the furniture. You can purchase their products in some of Ireland's top stores or from their showrooms at Bert Cross. Stephen's wife Samantha looks after the room sets in the showrooms. So few newly-weds are buying dining-room suites that they are beginning to clog up furniture showrooms. The showrooms have been in the planning stage for the last two years. Prices will start from about £10,000 when it arrives in UK showrooms in October or November. The showroom also has on display some cedar wood carvings which artists have made after a visit to Africa. He progressed to senior showroom assistant at the Twickenham showroom in York Street. A burglar who targeted car showrooms was trapped by DNA on a screwdriver discovered at one and a footprint at another. Shop around and visit showrooms to see what is available - anything from minimalist designs to freestanding units. In addition, the glamorised park provides art galleries and handicraft showrooms. These showrooms now display a combination of traditional and modern furniture. Definition of showroom in US English: showroom noun A room used to display goods for sale, such as appliances, cars, or furniture. Example sentencesExamples It closed its doors as a cinema in 1975, and has since been used as a furniture showroom and warehouse. So few newly-weds are buying dining-room suites that they are beginning to clog up furniture showrooms. The company has a modern showroom where a sample range and catalogues are on display. A burglar who targeted car showrooms was trapped by DNA on a screwdriver discovered at one and a footprint at another. However, car sales jumped in October with buyers being tempted to the showrooms by zero finance offerings. These showrooms now display a combination of traditional and modern furniture. At last our front room has stopped looking like a furniture showroom. This time, larger showrooms and stores arm themselves with more sales persons to manage the huge crowds. It looked like one of those furniture showrooms where you're not allowed to sit on the furniture. The showrooms have been in the planning stage for the last two years. Stephen's wife Samantha looks after the room sets in the showrooms. Sometimes it can take a lot of patience to browse through furniture showrooms. The showroom also has on display some cedar wood carvings which artists have made after a visit to Africa. Shop around and visit showrooms to see what is available - anything from minimalist designs to freestanding units. The farmhouse showroom also includes changing room facilities so customers can see their whole outfits. He progressed to senior showroom assistant at the Twickenham showroom in York Street. Prices will start from about £10,000 when it arrives in UK showrooms in October or November. You can purchase their products in some of Ireland's top stores or from their showrooms at Bert Cross. In addition, the glamorised park provides art galleries and handicraft showrooms. Visitors and buyers can have a look at how handicrafts are made in the showrooms as most of them also give demonstrations.
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