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Перевод: anteroom

[существительное]
передняя ; приемная

Тезаурус:

1. One at Lufton (Somerset) is distinguished by a remarkable octagonal building with an anteroom, an ambulatory and massive buttresses, which has been identified as a cold plunge; and it is clearly the main focus for whatever activity took place there.
2. Socialists differed among themselves over how far their party's commitment to the Republic should go, some looking merely to strengthen "bourgeois democracy" while others regarded the Republic as the anteroom to socialism.
3. I just could not imagine Robin, who used to throw Verey cartridges onto the anteroom fire behind the Group Captain's back, falling for this sort of thing.
4. He hangs up his camelhair coat in the anteroom that connects his office with Shirley's and passes into the former.
5. The photographs were arranged behind glass in a small anteroom above the door of which was printed the legend: "The Martyrs of Hama".
6. It is certainly much more than "the chilly anteroom to a warm foster family" (Millham et al. ,
7. The two men rose and went through the minister's anteroom into his main office.
8. The working-class delegates are not left to kick their heels in an anteroom, but are ushered into the salon (it is a London house) which Lord Valentine evidently occupies.
9. She turned as her maid appeared from the anteroom with two dresses, one gold and one white, which were held up for Jane's inspection.Jane pointed to the pale gold dress then returned her attention to the mirror.
10. Connected to the pool is a large anteroom with a sophisticated architectural design and the elaborate bath-house would appear to have been too large for the modest size of "house".
11. We met His Worship Mayor Camilien Houde in the anteroom, about a dozen of us, and walked through a passageway under the bleachers to the side of the rink.
12. He rose from his desk and went through the anteroom into Shirley's office.
13. This was quite a journey since the guests were obliged to traverse a large anteroom, the room occupied by the Cent-Gardes on duty, plus several other large rooms before reaching their destination.