room
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/ruːm/
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/ruːm/
noun
A1
a space in a building with walls, a floor, and a ceiling, used for a specific purpose
The teacher asked the students to clean the room.
R
having a certain number of rooms
We moved into a two-room apartment with a small kitchen.
A1
a bedroom in a hotel or similar place
The hotel room had a nice view of the city.
R
a rented living space with two or more rooms
They shared a small room in the city center.
B1
empty space available for use
There is enough room in the car for all of us.
R
the possibility or chance for something to happen
There is no room for error in this important task.
R
all the people in a room
The entire room cheered when the team won.
verb
R
to live in a rented room, often with someone else
They decided to room together to save money.
translation
a space in a building with walls, a floor, and a ceiling, used for a specific purpose; having a certain number of rooms; a bedroom in a hotel or similar place; a rented living space with two or more rooms; empty space available for use; the possibility or chance for something to happen; all the people in a room
to live in a rented room, often with someone else
Word Forms
Plural
rooms
Progressive
rooming
Past
roomed
3rd Present
rooms
Perfect
roomed