tack room meaning

• noun
    A room in or near a stable where tack is kept
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  [Architecture]
  

  A room for holding bridles, saddles, and harnesses; usually in a stable.

• Each of those barns had 20 stalls and five tack rooms.
• The original stone tack room, barn and corral are still in use.
• He decorates horse stalls, tack rooms, sitting rooms and stall fronts.
• Only Owens approaches while Todd hides in the stable tack room with his shotgun.
• We were sitting in his tack room,
• If history repeats itself, Quinton expects the tack room burglaries to cease with spring.
• Ye staggers past on her way to the tack room, a heavy Western saddle in her arms.
• In the past, she was locked in a tack room by her mentally unstable father for wrongdoing.
• The pavilion has two enclosed tack rooms in a central location on either side of the pedestrian corridor.
• The interior features a center aisle with two stalls on one side and a tack room on the other.

• "tack room" meaning in Chinese: (牲口棚旁的)饲料间。
• "tack room" meaning in Japanese: 馬具収納室｛ばぐ しゅうのう しつ｝