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Definition of «lunchroom»

A lunchroom is a room or area within a building, such as an office, school, or other facility where people can go to eat their lunch. It typically has tables and chairs for eating, as well as access to food (such as vending machines or cafeteria-style service) and drinks. The term may also refer to a restaurant that serves meals at midday.

Usage examples

  1. The lunchroom was crowded with students enjoying their meals and chatting with friends.
  2. I always bring my lunch from home and eat it in the company lunchroom.
  3. The office staff gathered in the lunchroom to celebrate a colleague's birthday.
  4. The lunchroom is equipped with a microwave, refrigerator, and vending machines for employees to use.
  5. The school cafeteria recently renovated the lunchroom, creating a more spacious and comfortable environment.
  6. During lunch breaks, the employees often engage in lively conversations and card games in the lunchroom.
  7. The lunchroom menu offered a variety of options including salads, sandwiches, and hot meals.
  8. Students are expected to clean up after themselves in the lunchroom, ensuring it remains clean and tidy for others.
  9. I sat alone in the corner of the lunchroom, trying to enjoy my meal in peace and quiet.
  10. The lunchroom was filled with laughter and cheer as everyone celebrated the end of the school year.

Phrases with «lunchroom»

Sentences with «lunchroom»

  • Lastly, I wholeheartedly agree that salad bars are an invaluable tool in lunchrooms for many many MANY reasons. (theslowcook.com)
  • «We know that many children eat at least two meals a day in the public school lunchroom in Chicago and we could provide them with things that have far more nutritional value, especially with the level of obesity among our Chicago public school students,» he said. (articles.chicagotribune.com)
  • After an outpouring of opposition from the workers, school board members at the Monday night board meeting unanimously approved maintaining current wages for the mostly female staff of lunchroom supervisors, before - school supervisors and Jefferson School day - care workers. (articles.chicagotribune.com)
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