control room

American  

noun

1. a room housing control equipment, as in a recording studio.

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Etymology

Origin of control room

First recorded in 1925–30

Example Sentences

One of them informs the control room via radio that the land drone has been offloaded.

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The football club said the temporary building housed the control room and a small area of the stadium was damaged by fire.

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Mr Johnson contacted the control room to get the train diverted from the fast track to the slow track when the alarm was raised.

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When the alarm was raised Mr Johnson was said to have contacted the control room to get the train diverted from the fast track to the slow track, which has a platform at Huntingdon.

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In 1996, she was promoted to the post of locomotive pilot - the main operator of the train's control room, or the "nerve centre" of the train.

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