Example:
It's like you're really in a saltwater room.
It's like you're really in deep space.
The usage of the keyword "room"
1, pronunciation
English? 【ru？ m]； Beautiful? 【ru？ m]？
Step 2 explain
Noun (short for noun)? Room; Space; chance
Verb (short for verb)? Boarding; Provide accommodation for.
Step 3 use
1) is used as a noun
This room is paved with boards.
The floor of this room is paved with wood.
2) Used as an intransitive verb s+~ (+a)
I will stay in this inn for two nights.
I want to stay in this small shop for two nights.
Extended data
Rooms, apartments, dormitories and suites can all refer to "one suite". The difference is:
1, flat refers to a relatively simple house, usually occupying a small or not very elegant floor in a building, which is mostly used in British English.
2. An apartment usually refers to a single room. In the plural, it refers to the suite. It can also refer to a private room or a rented room, with or without equipment. It is often used in American English. Sometimes it is also called a condominium or apartment.
3. Rooms often refer to rooms used by single households, not only residential buildings, but also public dormitories, or unit rooms in hotels, and sometimes public service rooms such as public kitchens.
4. Dormitory refers to the single-room or apartment dormitory provided by schools or government organizations, and also refers to the suburban residential areas where workers live in cities.