apt
- noun
- /æpt/
- US
- The real estate listing included details about the apt, such as size and rental price.
This is officially the only apt I am paying rent for.
- This is officially the only apt I am paying rent for.
- Noah was still missing and they didn't even forensically check his apt.
- Yeah, I really mean it because the moment I stepped outside of my freaking apt, I got this.
- When I went to San Francisco, Omar Mamoon lent me his apt.
- Yeah, as I walked into his apt I thought I recognised it and it took me a minute to realise I've seen a very similar one in your vlogs.
- So I need I need a place to live, whether that's a apt, a condo, a house, an Airbnb.
Examples
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It was nice at first but after a few months in a small studio apt I got to see the real man.
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So I need I need a place to live, whether that's a apt, a condo, a house, an Airbnb.
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And so I met this guy at his apt a month later.
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This is officially the only apt I am paying rent for.
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Finally at the tiny apt, I could move the purple table out of the way and start the installation.
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Yeah, as I walked into his apt I thought I recognised it and it took me a minute to realise I've seen a very similar one in your vlogs.
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I visited my friend last weekend at his apt in the city.
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She found a nice apt near the university where she studies.
Synonyms
A set of rooms on one floor for one person or family in a building
A casual word for a home often meaning a small apartment
A room or small home that someone rents to live in
Surface Forms
Etymology
Apt as a noun is a short form of apartment, used in addresses like 'Apt 2B' to mean a flat or 'place to live'.