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cubicle

/ˈkjuː.bɪ.kəl/

Traduction: Petit espace clos ou compartiment, souvent utilisé pour le travail individuel, l'étude ou l'habitation.

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noun

/ˈkjuː.bɪ.kəl/B1formal
  • frPetit espace clos ou compartiment, souvent utilisé pour le travail individuel, l'étude ou l'habitation.

A noun referring to a small, partitioned area or room, often used for individual work, study, or living quarters.

  1. Monastic cellB2formal

    A small, simple room in a monastery or convent where a monk or nun lives and sleeps.

    frCellule monastique

    • The monk retreated to his cubicle for evening prayers.
    • Each nun had a small cubicle with a bed and a desk.
    • The ancient monastery had rows of stone cubicles for the brothers.

    Synonymescell

  2. Library study areaB1formal

    A small, semi-enclosed individual study space in a library, often with a desk and chair.

    frbox de travail individuel en bibliothèque

    • She spent the afternoon studying in a quiet library cubicle.
    • The library has several cubicles reserved for graduate students.
    • He found an empty cubicle near the reference section.

    Synonymescarrelcarrell

  3. Partitioned workspaceB1formal

    A small area in an office or other building that is separated from the surrounding space by low walls or partitions, used for work or a specific purpose.

    frcubicle de bureau

    • He works in a cubicle on the third floor of the office building.
    • The open-plan office was divided into dozens of identical cubicles.
    • She decorated her cubicle with photos and plants.

    Synonymesboothcarrelcompartmentcubbystallworkspaceworkstation

Formes
  • cubicles plural form
  • cubicles' possessive plural form
  • cubicle's possessive singular form
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