0 a machine for cooling and providing drinking water, usually in an office or other public place -- 飲水冷卻器
Reality shows, especially, require audience engagement to generate water cooler moments.
Their sweat drains into a sort of water cooler, where the doctor collects a glass of it.
To put that in perspective, the typical office water cooler holds 5 gallons, or about 1.4 percent of the studys estimated daily average household use.
Let's say each hour the office workers congregate around the water cooler.
The platform metrics soon generated 27,000 page views a month and serves as a global water cooler for a workforce spread around the planet.
As a hypothetical, he asks if an employee would be protected in a case where the opposition was expressed in an informal water cooler chat.
Bigalow uses an empty water cooler bottle to trap the smoke in, and the alarm stops after only a few seconds.
The storyline was referred to as a water cooler topic.
