guest bedroom
- noun
- /ɡɛst ˈbɛdruːm/
- You can stay right here in the guest bedroom until you find your own place.
- guest bedroom with bath
- guest bedroom downstairs
- asleep in the guest bedroom
So, you know, we slept in the guest bedroom, right?
- So, you know, we slept in the guest bedroom, right?
- And she's like, Tik Tok's going into a room, He's in the guest bedroom sleeping.
- Even when you go I go into the most private of places, which would be our little guest bedroom.
- So my parents moved into my guest bedroom with Crackers.
- The first thing I do if I at a Airbnb hotel room or someone's guest bedroom is I pull the sheets off the bed and I put the earthing mat on the bed.
Examples
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You can use my guest bedroom.
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Did you lock the guest bedroom like I asked?
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This is the guest bedroom, but it's become my bed.
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OK, so here you have a guest bedroom right here.
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Please, let me see if I can get the guest bedroom made up.
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I'll go to the guest bedroom first.
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The guest bedroom is in the East wing.
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I'll even fix up a guest bedroom for you so you can have some privacy.
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The restful guest bedroom at the front of the house has a balcony outside it.
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You can stay right here in the guest bedroom until you find your own place.
Synonyms
A room in a house where people sleep
A bedroom in a large or old house
A room with a bed for visitors who stay overnight
A room for sleeping
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a bedroom intended for visitors' is directly and transparently composed from 'guest' (visitor) + 'bedroom' (a room for sleeping). This is a regular noun–noun compound following common English and cross-linguistic patterns, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Guest bedroom is a name for a bedroom kept for guests. Imagine a spare room with a made bed and fresh towels ready for 'visitors' to 'stay over', so it means a bedroom for people who come to stay.