Difference between Dormitory and Dorm

DORMITORY vs DORM: NOUN

A large sleeping room containing several beds
A building for housing a number of persons, as at a school or resort.
A room providing sleeping quarters for a number of persons.
A community whose inhabitants commute to a nearby city for employment and recreation.
A place, building, or room to sleep in.
That part of a boarding-school or other institution where the inmates sleep, usually a large room, either open or divided by low partitions, or a series of rooms opening upon a common hall or corridor: in American colleges, sometimes an entire building divided into sleeping-rooms.
A burial-place; a cemetery. See cemetery, which has the same etymological meaning.
A sleeping room, or a building containing a series of sleeping rooms; a sleeping apartment capable of containing many beds; esp., one connected with a college or boarding school.
A college or university building containing living quarters for students
A room containing a number of beds (and often some other furniture and/or utilities) for sleeping, often applied to student and backpacker accommodation of this kind. Common abbreviation: dorm
A building or part of a building which houses students, soldiers, monks etc. who sleep there and use communal further facilities.
Short for dormitory town, a suburban or rural settlement housing city workers
A burial place.

Shrine, Home, Accommodation, Foyer, Residence, Bedroom, Bunkhouse, Roommates, Hostel, Student residence, Dormitory room, Hall, Residence hall, Dorm room, Dorm

Door, Caf, Home, Foyer, Building, Residence, Bunkhouse, House, Room, Bedroom, Hostel, Student residence, Hall, Residence hall, Dormitory

Residency, Ward, Boarding, Door, Lodging, Shrine, Home, Accommodation, Foyer, Residence, Bedroom, Bunkhouse, Hostel, Residence hall, Dorm

Accommodation, Fireplace, Door, Caf, Home, Foyer, Building, Residence, Bunkhouse, House, Room, Bedroom, Hostel, Residence hall, Dormitory

Male Dormitory (Building 4) Male Dormitory is the fourth building of the campus.
Food Centers are available at the ground floor of the Dormitory Building and at the gazebo which is located next to the Dormitory Building.
Dormitory or Room Reallocation Written application to Student Affairs Office is required for dormitory or room reallocation request.
Dormitories, dormitory operators, employers, and the dormitory regulators were discussed as key structural actors in the management and spread of the virus among MCWs.
Smoke detectors shall not be required in Use Condition II open dormitories where staff is present within the dormitory whenever the dormitory is occupied.
She was also hopeful that the emergency dormitory block would also be completed to ease congestion at the dormitory blocks.
At this intersection, Paul Flores walked toward his dormitory and Kristin Smart walked toward her dormitory.
You will receive and be asked to sign a Dormitory Contract that will explain in detail all dormitory regulations.
Cabled internet access is strongly suggested at Foreign Students Dormitory, because wireless signal is weak in dormitory.
The common areas in a dormitory are probably public; a dormitory room is not.

In addition, we also have dorm futons and college rugs, which you should consider adding to your list of necessary dorm stuff.
When day students are in the dorm, they are expected to abide by all dorm policies.
Dorm residents are expected to be familiar with the rules before they sign into the dorm.
My dorm adults were terrible, especially the dorm director who targetted me often despite knowing I was suffering from mental depression.
Make your bed the focal point of your dorm room with stylish college dorm bedding.
Students in a dorm lend CDs to their friends in the same dorm.
Routine overnight requests should be made to the dorm parent on duty or a dorm administrator.
Kosugi Dorm is the main dorm facility of TUJ, located in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture.
Moving into a dorm not already furnished by the dorm, are essential purchases living!
Why not, then, turn dorm lemons into dorm lemonade?