bedroom
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈbɛdruːm/
:
dormitorio
- We have a cute closet and then the bedroom perfect.
- master bedroom
- guest bedroom
- three-bedroom
None of that should be in a child's bedroom technically.
- None of that should be in a child's bedroom technically.
- Not having a bathroom, a bedroom, a back door.
- So Alexa lights off in the bedroom and goodnight.
- So at like our bedroom door was wide open.
- We got this nice one bedroom shack, right.
- I was living in a three bedroom house all by myself.
- Give me a little read while I tidy the bedroom, yeah?
- That condo is small one bedroom, small kitchen, small living area.
Examples
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I was living in a three bedroom house all by myself.
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Jacob is lying on the floor of his bedroom doing exercises for his back.
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This in here was my bedroom, this massive room.
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It's better than a bedroom, right?
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So you could end up in any of those bedrooms, right?
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Because we're gonna share the bedroom.
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So it really flows from the bedroom into this bathroom.
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May we borrow your bedroom?
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The chandeliers have been hung in my bedroom and they look gorgeous.
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My parents transformed the spare room into a cozy bedroom for guests.
Synonyms
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4.0
A private room used by a person for work or rest
17
7.8
A woman's private bedroom or sitting room, often nicely decorated
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7.2
A bedroom in a large or old house
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1.0
A room for sleeping
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3.4
A place for sleeping, often in a hotel or train
Compounds
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3.1
A matching set of furniture for a bedroom, usually including a bed, a dresser and a nightstand
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Etymology
Bedroom is simply the two words bed and room joined together. It literally means a 'room for sleeping', so a bedroom is the part of a house where you keep a bed and sleep.