cubbyhole Význam & definice

Příklady cubbyhole

• In day care centers, for example, children's cubbyholes and art projects are often labeled with their first names.

• The rooms were more in the nature of cubbyholes into which you could not invite a guest for lack of space.

• This is a cubbyhole in which the pickets sit.

• We all know that a studio flat is practically a cubbyhole.

• Compare the stationmaster's cubbyhole with the purpose-built block of offices in a separate part of the town; that is the distinction.

• After it is issued it may remain in cubbyholes collecting dust in local authority departments, and is never resurrected.

• It is really a cubbyhole, usually about 7 ft by 4 ft, to which people are usually admitted by night only, being excluded during the daytime hours.

• It must come out of that cubbyhole, be dusted down and looked at in a way that does not foreclose any of the arguments that might be put forward.