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Definition of dust trap in English: dust trapnoun Something on, in, or under which dust readily gathers. 容易积灰尘的东西，聚尘物 fabric-covered furniture acts as a dust trap Example sentencesExamples - All those buttons, screens and winking lights just say ‘dust trap’ to us these days, and as a result devices that fold, buzz, and gently glow no longer hold the attraction they once did.
- A tent, no matter how clean, is a dust trap and every little movement sets up air currents that make the dust airborne and carry it to your film.
- It just sounds like that, this house is a dust trap and coming home to a filthy kitchen and an apparently broken boiler was not fun.
- Dust mites are microscopic spider-like creatures that feed on flakes of human skin and reside in bedding, carpets, upholstery, draperies and other ‘dust traps.’
- ‘It's a dust trap,’ he sighs, as he dismantles a ferocious-looking German suit of armour for cleaning.
- At the top of the transfer chamber is a dust trap.
- Aerosolized organisms are a potential source of infection, through outdoor air with open windows, improperly cleaned ventilation systems, or locally from computer consoles and other dust traps.
- Social climbers may have sniffed at them as ‘dust traps’ but there was no doubting they were warm, inexpensive and hard-wearing.
Definition of dust trap in US English: dust trapnoun Something on, in, or under which dust readily gathers. 容易积灰尘的东西，聚尘物 fabric-covered furniture acts as a dust trap Example sentencesExamples - Social climbers may have sniffed at them as ‘dust traps’ but there was no doubting they were warm, inexpensive and hard-wearing.
- All those buttons, screens and winking lights just say ‘dust trap’ to us these days, and as a result devices that fold, buzz, and gently glow no longer hold the attraction they once did.
- At the top of the transfer chamber is a dust trap.
- It just sounds like that, this house is a dust trap and coming home to a filthy kitchen and an apparently broken boiler was not fun.
- A tent, no matter how clean, is a dust trap and every little movement sets up air currents that make the dust airborne and carry it to your film.
- Dust mites are microscopic spider-like creatures that feed on flakes of human skin and reside in bedding, carpets, upholstery, draperies and other ‘dust traps.’
- Aerosolized organisms are a potential source of infection, through outdoor air with open windows, improperly cleaned ventilation systems, or locally from computer consoles and other dust traps.
- ‘It's a dust trap,’ he sighs, as he dismantles a ferocious-looking German suit of armour for cleaning.
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