Definition of Tardis in English:

Tardis

noun ˈtɑːdɪsˈtärdis

1A time machine.
时间机器
Example sentencesExamples
- Propped up against one speaker, there's a postcard of the Tardis materialising in the middle of a stone circle.
- Aunty screens the original series, when he introduced us to the joys of time travel in the Tardis.
- He said: "The Tardis can travel anywhere through space and time, so it could be going anywhere, including Swindon."
- The experience of the bathrooms is like stepping into a time capsule, like a modern Tardis contrasting with the ‘olde-worldy’ charm of the rooms themselves.
- The Proclaimers were once asked where they would most like a Tardis to drop them in history, and expressed a wish to be flies on the studio wall while Van Morrison and the Chieftains recorded their Irish Heartbeat album.
2A building or container that is larger inside than it appears to be from outside.
外面感觉小而里面大的建筑物（或容器）
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a bit of a Tardis - two townhouses knocked together, with a long gallery at the back where the garden used to be.
- Stretching away at the back of the house - like the rural equivalent of a Tardis - are 17 acres of land.
- Though the building looks very spacious from the outside, the staff have dubbed it the Tardis in reverse, as the interior is more compact than you would imagine.
- The experimental house has been compared to a Tardis.
- The mind is like a Tardis, far bigger on the inside that it appears on the outside.

Origin

The name (said to be an acronym of time and relative dimensions in space) of a time machine which had the exterior of a police telephone box in the British TV science fiction series Doctor Who, first broadcast in 1963.

Rhymes

Sardis

Definition of Tardis in US English:

Tardis

nounˈtärdis

1A time machine.
时间机器
Example sentencesExamples
- Propped up against one speaker, there's a postcard of the Tardis materialising in the middle of a stone circle.
- He said: "The Tardis can travel anywhere through space and time, so it could be going anywhere, including Swindon."
- Aunty screens the original series, when he introduced us to the joys of time travel in the Tardis.
- The experience of the bathrooms is like stepping into a time capsule, like a modern Tardis contrasting with the ‘olde-worldy’ charm of the rooms themselves.
- The Proclaimers were once asked where they would most like a Tardis to drop them in history, and expressed a wish to be flies on the studio wall while Van Morrison and the Chieftains recorded their Irish Heartbeat album.
2A building or container that is larger inside than it appears to be from outside.
外面感觉小而里面大的建筑物（或容器）
Example sentencesExamples
- Though the building looks very spacious from the outside, the staff have dubbed it the Tardis in reverse, as the interior is more compact than you would imagine.
- The experimental house has been compared to a Tardis.
- Stretching away at the back of the house - like the rural equivalent of a Tardis - are 17 acres of land.
- It's a bit of a Tardis - two townhouses knocked together, with a long gallery at the back where the garden used to be.
- The mind is like a Tardis, far bigger on the inside that it appears on the outside.

Origin

The name (said to be an acronym of time and relative dimensions in space) of a time machine which had the exterior of a police telephone box in the British TV science fiction series Doctor Who, first broadcast in 1963.

词汇	Tardis
释义	Definition of Tardis in English: Tardis noun ˈtɑːdɪsˈtärdis 1A time machine. 时间机器 Example sentencesExamples Propped up against one speaker, there's a postcard of the Tardis materialising in the middle of a stone circle. Aunty screens the original series, when he introduced us to the joys of time travel in the Tardis. He said: "The Tardis can travel anywhere through space and time, so it could be going anywhere, including Swindon." The experience of the bathrooms is like stepping into a time capsule, like a modern Tardis contrasting with the ‘olde-worldy’ charm of the rooms themselves. The Proclaimers were once asked where they would most like a Tardis to drop them in history, and expressed a wish to be flies on the studio wall while Van Morrison and the Chieftains recorded their Irish Heartbeat album. 2A building or container that is larger inside than it appears to be from outside. 外面感觉小而里面大的建筑物（或容器） Example sentencesExamples It's a bit of a Tardis - two townhouses knocked together, with a long gallery at the back where the garden used to be. Stretching away at the back of the house - like the rural equivalent of a Tardis - are 17 acres of land. Though the building looks very spacious from the outside, the staff have dubbed it the Tardis in reverse, as the interior is more compact than you would imagine. The experimental house has been compared to a Tardis. The mind is like a Tardis, far bigger on the inside that it appears on the outside. Origin The name (said to be an acronym of time and relative dimensions in space) of a time machine which had the exterior of a police telephone box in the British TV science fiction series Doctor Who, first broadcast in 1963. Rhymes Sardis Definition of Tardis in US English: Tardis nounˈtärdis 1A time machine. 时间机器 Example sentencesExamples Propped up against one speaker, there's a postcard of the Tardis materialising in the middle of a stone circle. He said: "The Tardis can travel anywhere through space and time, so it could be going anywhere, including Swindon." Aunty screens the original series, when he introduced us to the joys of time travel in the Tardis. The experience of the bathrooms is like stepping into a time capsule, like a modern Tardis contrasting with the ‘olde-worldy’ charm of the rooms themselves. The Proclaimers were once asked where they would most like a Tardis to drop them in history, and expressed a wish to be flies on the studio wall while Van Morrison and the Chieftains recorded their Irish Heartbeat album. 2A building or container that is larger inside than it appears to be from outside. 外面感觉小而里面大的建筑物（或容器） Example sentencesExamples Though the building looks very spacious from the outside, the staff have dubbed it the Tardis in reverse, as the interior is more compact than you would imagine. The experimental house has been compared to a Tardis. Stretching away at the back of the house - like the rural equivalent of a Tardis - are 17 acres of land. It's a bit of a Tardis - two townhouses knocked together, with a long gallery at the back where the garden used to be. The mind is like a Tardis, far bigger on the inside that it appears on the outside. Origin The name (said to be an acronym of time and relative dimensions in space) of a time machine which had the exterior of a police telephone box in the British TV science fiction series Doctor Who, first broadcast in 1963.
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