phòng giải trí
/ˌrekriˈeɪʃn ruːm//ˌrekriˈeɪʃn ruːm/The term "recreation room" originated during the early 20th century as people's lifestyles began to shift from primarily working and sleeping to also including leisure activities. This room, originally called a "recreation hall," served as a dedicated space in homes and other buildings for people to enjoy pastimes and hobbies outside of their daily routines. In residential settings, it was often added as a separate room, typically in the basement or a converted garage, to provide a space beyond the traditional living and sleeping areas. As the concept of a "recreation room" became more popular, it evolved to encompass various specialized functions, such as home theaters, game rooms, and craft spaces, depending on the preferences and needs of the occupants. Today, the term "recreation room" is commonly used to describe any space within a building that is designed for non-work-related activities and relaxation.
a room in a school, a hospital, an office building, etc. in which people can relax, play games, etc.
một căn phòng trong trường học, bệnh viện, tòa nhà văn phòng, v.v. nơi mọi người có thể thư giãn, chơi trò chơi, v.v.
a room in a private house used for games, entertainment, etc.
một căn phòng trong nhà riêng dùng để chơi game, giải trí, v.v.
