TransFrameNet:Building subparts

antechamber.n

• Then he got up and walked out into the
  antechamber

  odotushuoneeseen
  .

anteroom.n

• Romanov was led to an
  anteroom

  odotushuoneeseen
  .

apartment.n

• He left the
  apartment

  huoneistosta
  in the morning.

atelier.n

• France's new Minister of Culture lives in Fernand Leger's
  atelier

  ateljeessa

attic.n

• He left the
  attic

  ullakolta
  , slamming the door behind him.

ballroom.n

• An amazed buzz ran around the
  ballroom

  tanssisalin
  .

banquet room.n

• The last show of the tour was in Atlanta and I decided to give a little party for the singers and musicians and the crew and I t ried to rent a
  banquet room

  juhlatilan
  at the hotel, but because it was Thanksgiving Weekend, they said they could only give me a suite. N

basement.n

• That's right, they lived in the
  basement

  kellarissa
  .

bathroom.n

• I went into the
  bathroom

  kylpyhuoneeseen
  .

bedroom.n

• Joe entered the
  bedroom

  makuuhuoneeseen
  .

ben.n

• The inhabitants of the closes and the tenements had headed for the high ground, leaving the trams and turmoil behind for the mist, the heather, and a good brew-up in the but and
  ben

  mökissä
  .

boudoir.n

• She sat in the kitchen or in her
  boudoir

  budoaarissa
  .

buttery.n

• The wind was too strong to open the great door, so they were going out through the
  buttery

  ruokasäiliön
  .

catacomb.n

• The experience is like entering the
  catacombs

  katakombeihin
  and I wouldn't have been the least surprised to have come across the odd skull or two in this formidable kind of Davey Jones' locker.

cell.n

• She ran into the
  cell

  selliin
  .

cellar.n

• I'd like them shown into the
  cellar

  kellariin
  , please.

chamber.n

• The man's
  chamber

  huone
  was locked.

chancellery.n

• Some are just spectators, here for a gawk and a good time, but many of them have run to the Reich
  Chancellery

  kanslerinvirastoon
  terrified of Ivan, fleeing from what they imagine is going to happen when he gets his hands on them.

chapel.n

• It's like living in a
  chapel

  kappelissa
  of rest. ”

cloakroom.n

• I'll show you the
  cloakroom

  vaatesäilön
  … ”

closet.n

• `The one he was locked in the
  closet

  komeroon
  with the night I arrived.

corridor.n

• She ran down the
  corridor

  käytävää
  .

den.n

• I enter the sci-fi disco
  den

  luolaan
  .

dining room.n

• We stayed in the
  dining room

  ruokailuhuoneessa
  for our coffee.

dressing room.n

• The
  dressing room

  pukuhuone
  was locked for 40 minutes.

elevator.n

• We entered an
  elevator

  hissiin
  and went down.

family room.n

• After a while I left the
  family room

  perhehuoneesta
  and wandered through the great central hall and on into the far side of the house, into Perkin's workroom.

flat.n

• I cook and run the
  flat

  huoneistoa
  .
• The
  flat

  huoneisto
  was seven flights up, and Winston, who was thirty-nine and had a varicose ulcer above his right ankle, went slowly, resting several times on the way.
• Inside the
  flat

  huoneiston
  a fruity voice was reading out a list of figures which had something to do with the production of pig-iron.

foyer.n

• Hari moved purposefully towards the
  foyer

  aulaa
  .

garret.n

• At this point (c. 1760) she retired to a
  garret

  ullakkohuoneeseen
  in Alton where she prepared her Poems on Several Occasions (1762) UR.

guest room.n

• Can I book you a
  guest room

  vierashuoneen
  until tomorrow?

hallway.n

• Christina entered the
  hallway

  eteishalliin
  and switched on the ceiling fan.

kitchen.n

• He left the
  kitchen

  keittiöstä
  .

kitchenette.n

• There was no response so I called again and walked over to the
  kitchenette

  keittokomeroon
  .

larder.n

• And the
  larder

  ruokakomero
  was locked again.

lavatory.n

• Eliot asked to be shown the
  lavatory

  WC
  .

lift.n

• Pascoe took the
  lift

  hissin
  back down a floor.

living room.n

• She was too exhausted to resist and showed them into the
  living room

  olohuoneeseen
  .

lobby.n

• Marler challenged him as they walked across the
  lobby

  aulaan
  .

loft.n

• I want to convert my
  loft

  ullakkoni
  to a shower room.

master bedroom.n

• He was in the dressing room adjoining the
  master bedroom

  makuuhuoneen
  , wearing just his socks and silk boxer shorts, when the doorbell rang.

nursery.n

• `I think you can stay in the
  nursery

  lastenhuoneessa
  , ``Liz said.

office.n

• He left the
  office

  toimistosta
  .

pantry.n

• I ran to the
  pantry

  ruokakomeroon
  .

playroom.n

• Celia ran into the
  playroom

  leikkihuoneeseen
  , crying.

porch.n

• He sleeps in the
  porch

  eteisessä
  sometimes.

powder room.n

• Will you take me to the
  powder room

  naistenhuoneeseen
  , please?

refectory.n

• As Bernice entered the
  refectory

  ruokalaan
  she almost bumped into the Doctor.

repository.n

• The country must build a working
  repository

  säilö
  by about 1998.

rest room.n

• `If you'd like to come this way, Mrs Bouverie, I'll show you the warehouse and the
  rest room

  lepohuoneen
  .

room.n

• Buzz left the
  room

  huoneesta
  .

rumpus room.n

• He went downstairs to the
  rumpus room

  oleskeluhuoneeseen
  and rummaged behind the tiny bar, and, after digging through a seemingly endless collection of empty pop bottles, came up with half a bottle of rye and some ginger ale.

sacristy.n

• `Lock the
  sacristy

  sakasti
  , please, ``he whispered to her.

salon.n

• They walked towards the
  salon

  salonkia
  together, arm in arm.

scullery.n

• I went into the
  scullery

  apukeittiöön
  .

sitting room.n

• `We could build a
  sitting room

  olohuoneen
  up there.

solarium.n

• This gives you access to the main centre's restaurant, bar, squash courts, snooker rooms, gym, sauna and
  solarium

  solariumiin
  .

storeroom.n

• He did sometimes stay in the
  storeroom

  varastohuoneessa
  and check the day's accounts.

studio.n

• We moved into a `
  studio

  yksiöön
  ``in Roxbury.

study.n

• `I ran into the
  study

  työhuoneeseen
  and then she hit me.

veranda.n

• Sit out on the
  veranda

  kuistilla
  and drink in the stunning view as you sip your gin pahit (pink gin).

vestibule.n

• We sat in a high
  vestibule

  eteisessä
  between the street and the courtyard.

ward.n

• We're running this
  ward

  sairasosastoa
  .

wine cellar.n

• He'd auctioned his
  wine cellar

  viinikellarinsa
  and chuckled at the £28,000 it made.

wing.n

• In the 18th century a further
  wing

  siipi
  was added.

workroom.n

• Unlocking the door, he walked through the darkened
  workroom

  työhuoneen
  and slowly.

workshop.n

• You can sleep in the
  workshop

  työpajassa
  .

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