[
US
/ˈɫəntʃˌɹum/
]
[ UK /lˈʌntʃ ɹuːm/ ]
[ UK /lˈʌntʃ ɹuːm/ ]
NOUN
- a restaurant (in a facility) where lunch can be purchased
How To Use lunchroom In A Sentence
- To go to the cafeteria, students have to go up a ramp and follow a hallway which led to the lunchroom in a different building.
- Of course, the opportunities for school milk vending have been well documented and are growing, as school systems across the country tackle youth obesity by banishing sugary soft drinks from lunchrooms.
- Individual cliques may even have specific territory, such as a particular table in the lunchroom where they always sit. The Developing Child (7th edn.)
- The crowd chattered excitedly like middle school students in a crowded lunchroom.
- Rather than going at my usual leisurely pace, I practically ran up to the lunchroom, meeting Jess along the way.
- I caught up with Jase an hour later in the executive lunchroom, where he sat at a small table pretending to read an offprint from Astrophysics Review. Spin
- Articles appeared in the trade press during December 1931 about how MGM studio personnel were so repelled by the sideshow cast that the studio set aside a special lunchroom for some of the performers.
- Research has shown that the most common means for communicating with other team members are informal discussions in hallways and lunchrooms that are impossible in global workspaces.
- Grade school and Junior High our lunchroom was the Gym, food was whatever you brought and for a cold drink you had a choice of Milk, Chocolate Milk or Juice. Chicagotribune.com -
- As my husband and I try to leave, a Burroughs dad stops us to insist that we detour past the lunchroom, where volunteers have set out cookies and Dunn Bros coffee.