chamber (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈtʃeɪmbər/
Definition
A private room in a large house or building, especially one used for formal occasions or for sleeping.
Examples
The queen retired to her private chamber after the banquet.
The negotiators met in a quiet chamber to discuss the terms.
He was shown into the dimly lit chamber where the council convened.
How to Use chamber
- chamber of commerce (collocation)
- An association of business people and firms organized to promote and protect the interests of the local business community. — "She volunteers at the local Chamber of Commerce to help new businesses."
- combustion chamber (collocation)
- The part of an internal combustion engine or furnace where fuel is burned. — "The design of the combustion chamber affects engine efficiency."
- chamber music (collocation)
- Instrumental music for a small group of musicians, with one player to each part. — "The quartet performed a beautiful piece of chamber music."
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