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bedroom
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + bedroom
a single bedroom
(= with a bed for one person )
• We have one single bedroom and two doubles.
a double bedroom
(= with a big bed for two people )
• I'd like to book a double bedroom for two nights, please.
a twin bedroom
(= with two single beds )
• Do you prefer a double or a twin bedroom?
the main/master bedroom
(= the biggest bedroom in a house )
• The master bedroom has a view of the sea.
the spare bedroom
(= for visitors )
• She set up a home office in the spare bedroom.
a study bedroom
(= for students, with a bed and a desk )
• In my first year at university I had a really tiny study bedroom.
bedroom + NOUN
bedroom furniture
• All the bedroom furniture was old and falling apart.
the bedroom door/window etc
• Did you shut the bedroom window?
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noun ADJ. attractive, elegant, pleasant, pretty | comfortable, cosy | big, enormous, large, spacious | cell-like, little, modest, small, tiny | double, single, twin | en suite | main, master, principal | nursery | study | attic, back, downstairs, first-floor, front, upstairs | guest, spare | hotel VERB + BEDROOM share I used to share a bedroom with my brother. | convert They converted the spare bedroom into an office. | decorate, redecorate BEDROOM + NOUN furniture, suite | window | slippers | scene The actress refused to appear naked in the bedroom scenes. PREP. around a/the ~ There were dirty clothes strewn around the bedroom. | in a/the ~ PHRASES a 3-bedroom, etc. house The larger houses are four-bedroom houses.
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