0 a dining-hall for monks, students etc. -- spisesal
The government had not consulted the manual workers who would be directly affected by the privatisation of these hospital refectories.
Down the centuries exceptions were made, for example that meat might be eaten but not inside the refectory.
A central 'forum' is surrounded by shared large lecture halls, refectory, sports centre and other facilities.
The primary effect was that privatisation of hospital refectories was shelved and a more serious engagement initiated.
Children would be reared in common nurseries, meals taken in refectories.
Some were reserved for the collective spaces and placed in the kitchen, the refectory, the working rooms, the dormitory, and the infirmary, to be used by all nuns.
But the fact that some make losses is quite a different thing from subsiding a refectory.
It may be a classroom, a kind of refectory, a converted refectory, a small dining room or some accommodation on the school premises.
