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chamber

/ˈtʃeɪmbər/

noun

Resmi veya idari amaçlar için kullanılan büyük oda, özellikle hükümet veya hukukta

A large room used for formal or official purposes, especially in government or law.

  • The Senate chamber was filled with lawmakers debating the bill.
  • They met in the council chamber to discuss the new policy.
  • The lower chamber of parliament voted to amend the proposed legislation before sending it for executive approval.
  • Experimental physicists constructed a vacuum chamber to test the behavior of materials under extreme low-pressure conditions.
  • The ancient burial chamber contained artifacts that provided valuable insights into funerary practices of the civilization.
  • The legislative chamber underwent extensive renovations to accommodate modern voting technology and accessibility features.
nounformal or archaic

Özel bir oda, özellikle yatak odası

A private room, especially a bedroom.

  • The queen retired to her private chamber.
  • He kept his most valuable possessions in his chamber.
noun

Kapalı bir alan veya boşluk, özellikle vücutta, bir makinede veya silahta

An enclosed space or cavity, especially in the body, a machine, or a gun.

  • The heart has four chambers that pump blood.
  • Load the bullet into the chamber of the rifle.