Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Locker"

A: "Locker room culture" refers to the way certain men, particularly those in sports, will behave n the men's locker room where there are no women present. It is typically very masculine, very assertive/aggressive, with rude jokes. Think football clubs. So the reference refers to a culture where men are being very assertively masculine around each other and demeaning towards women.

A: I think this is referring to a school setting! Sometimes, schools will do locker searches, where they check the students' lockers. This is usually meant to search for illegal drugs.

A: A locker is a small cabinet (often metal) that can be locked.

For example, you might find these at sports clubs so you can store your normal clothes while working out; you take the key with you.

They keep casual thieves away from your belongings but they are not super sturdy (unlike a real safe) and someone could break the door open with a crowbar or metal tool/rod.

A: Tomo impulso del locker.

A: 1) The pupil/student put his textbooks in his (school) locker;

2) The pupil/student put his school clothes in a (gym) locker before joining his classmates on the football pitch.

A: In the first sentence you use "there are" which is wrong as there are is only used when referring to multiple/large quantities of an object. While "there is" is used to refer to objects which are singular. Although, you have multiple things in you locker, you only have one of each of them which is why "there are" cannot be used in this situation.
if you were to say, "in my locker there are whiteboards, French books and mirrors" then it would be correct. or even "in my locker there are white boards, a french book and a mirror" it still would've been correct.

Hope this helps

A: @handsomeish Formally no, informally since many bathhouses have a “locker room” it can sometimes be used interchangeably in conversation without people being too confused.
Ie. “I’m going to hit the locker room for a shower/wash”
(That being said “showers” are used more often since communal baths aren’t as common for areas such as public pools)

A: A changing room may not necessarily have lockers. For example, if you go to a store and want to try on some clothing you’d go into a changing room.

A: A locker is a storage space where one may include a lock so only you can access it.
A closet is a storage space where clothes are generally stored.
A cupboard is a storage space where food and dishware is stored.

A: A wardrobe is normally just for clothes whereas a locker is for school supplies or other things

A: A secure locker location for storage of online purchases

A: In what club? A locker is a locker. It might be called a lock box.

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A: This sounds natural! Great job!

A: Natural and clear.

Excellent sentence!

A: Be sure to lock the locker when you leave.

A: Sounds natural

A: I would write "at the front desk" instead of "at a front desk". Also, you don't measure a backpack size by litres; describing it with words like small, medium, large is good enough