boudoir

• n. 闺房；女人的会客室或化妆室

来自法语。boud, 同puff, 拟声词，喷出，粉扑。原指妇女化妆的地方。

boudoir (n.)

1777, "room where a lady may retire to be alone," from French boudoir (18c.), literally "pouting room," from bouder "to pout, sulk," which, like pout, probably ultimately is imitative of puffing.

1. Only Mimi's intimates were admitted to her boudoir.

只有米米的密友才被允许进入她的闺房。

来自柯林斯例句

2. Not without many misgivings did he find himself in Mrs. Proudie's boudoir.

他到了普劳迪夫人的卧室,心中可是有很多疑虑的.

来自辞典例句

3. And the boudoir - grand piano, beautifully dusted , hermetically sealed as ever.

还有这座小三角式钢琴, 收拾得洁无纤尘, 照旧严封固扃.

来自辞典例句

4. The lonely elegy urges, who let profane lonely read the boudoir?

寂寞挽歌催 、 谁让孤独亵读了深闺?

来自互联网

5. The golden boudoir document character, the jade chest is mad the rainbow.

黄金闺阁文件的性质, 玉石胸部是疯了彩虹.

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