Definition

breakrooms

noun
  1. plural of breakroom; rooms in a workplace or school where employees or students can rest, eat, or relax during breaks
  2. Usage: commonly used in office and institutional settings; typically furnished with tables, chairs, and sometimes vending machines or refrigerators

Examples

  • The office has two breakrooms on the third floor where employees can take their lunch breaks.
  • Students use the breakrooms between classes to eat snacks and socialize.
  • The company renovated all the breakrooms to include comfortable seating and a coffee station.
  • Many workers prefer eating in the breakrooms rather than at their desks.
  • The school's breakrooms are equipped with microwaves and refrigerators for student use.
  • During the renovation, the breakrooms were painted and new furniture was installed.

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