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twin-bedded

twin-bedded

3.0
A room with two single beds
  • adjective
  • /ˈtwɪnˌbɛdɪd/
  • UK
translation icon : con dos camas individuales
  • We booked a twin-bedded room for our stay.

Examples

  • The hotel offers both double-bedded and twin-bedded accommodations.

  • Our children shared a spacious twin-bedded suite during the vacation.

  • We booked a twin-bedded room for our stay in London.

  • The hotel offers twin-bedded accommodations for guests.

  • The hotel offered a spacious twin-bedded room for families.

  • They preferred a twin-bedded apartment to accommodate their friends.

  • After booking, we discovered our cabin was twin-bedded instead of having a double bed.

How Many Beds

twin-bedded
  • UK
3.0
bedded
  • UK
3.4
single-bedded
  • UK
3.5

Surface Forms

twin-bedded positive

Morphology

twin-bedded = twin + bed (transparent) = twin + bed + ed

Formed from 'twin' + 'bed' with the adjectival suffix '-ed' indicating furnished with two beds; the meaning is directly recoverable.

Etymology

The word twin-bedded comes from twin meaning 'two' and bed meaning 'bed', so it describes a room with two single beds.