B2nounformalpoliticsscience
US/ˈtʃeɪm.bər/
UK/ˈtʃeɪm.bə/
a large room used for a special purpose; also one of the two parts of a parliament
In context
The council members met in the main chamber of the town hall.
The local chamber of commerce helps small businesses find new customers.
The heart has four chambers that pump blood around the body.
Words that go with chamber
noun + preposition
- chamber of commerceShe joined the chamber of commerce to meet other owners.
noun + noun
- council chamberThe meeting took place in the council chamber.
- chamber musicA string quartet played chamber music at the event.
- gas chamberThe museum tells the history of the gas chambers.
adjective + noun
- upper chamberThe bill now goes to the upper chamber.