Pronunciation: /ruːm/
noun a space that is or can be occupied or where something can be done
A1 I have a small room in my house.
A2 There is a desk and a chair in the room.
B1 The room needs to be painted and redecorated.
B2 The room has a beautiful view of the city skyline.
C1 The room was elegantly furnished with antique furniture.
C2 The room was transformed into a cozy reading nook with plush armchairs and bookshelves.
verb none
A1 She rooms with her sister in a small apartment.
A2 The hotel roomed us together despite our request for separate beds.
B1 The college students decided to room together to save on rent.
B2 The company roomed the employees in a nearby hotel during the conference.
C1 The diplomat was roomed in a luxurious suite during his stay in the foreign country.
C2 The celebrity requested to be roomed in a private villa away from the main hotel for more privacy.
adjective none
A1 There is a room for rent in my house.
A2 I need a room key to access the hotel room.
B1 The meeting room is equipped with a projector and screen.
B2 The hotel room had a beautiful view of the ocean.
C1 The conference room was spacious and well-furnished.
C2 The penthouse suite had a private dining room and jacuzzi.
adverb none
A1 She walked into the room quickly.
A2 He looked around the room nervously.
B1 They decorated the room beautifully for the party.
B2 The room was completely empty, except for a single chair.
C1 The room was meticulously designed with every detail considered.
C2 The room exuded an air of sophistication and elegance.
pronoun none
A1 I have a big room in my house.
A2 She cleaned her room before going out.
B1 There is a lot of furniture in the room.
B2 The room was filled with beautiful artwork.
C1 The conference room was equipped with state-of-the-art technology.
C2 The hotel room had a breathtaking view of the ocean.
preposition none
A1 I am in the room.
A2 The cat is under the table in the room.
B1 She left her bag on the chair in the room.
B2 The painting on the wall in the room is very beautiful.
C1 The bookshelf in the room is filled with novels.
C2 The chandelier hanging from the ceiling in the room is an antique piece.
conjunction none
A1 I cleaned my room and then went to bed.
A2 She couldn't find her keys in the living room, so she checked the bedroom.
B1 You can use the spare room as a home office if you want.
B2 The hotel room was spacious and had a beautiful view of the city.
C1 The conference room was equipped with state-of-the-art technology for presentations.
C2 The ballroom was elegantly decorated for the charity gala.
interjection none
A1 Room! Please come in and have a seat.
A2 Room! I need your help moving this heavy table.
B1 Room! Can you pass me the remote control, please?
B2 Room! Let's rearrange the furniture in here.
C1 Room! We should repaint the walls to brighten up the space.
C2 Room! I'm thinking of adding a new rug to tie the room together.
article none
A1 I have a room in my house.
A2 There is a small room in the hotel where we are staying.
B1 The conference room was spacious and well-equipped.
B2 The hotel room had a beautiful view of the ocean.
C1 The dining room was elegantly decorated for the party.
C2 The living room in the penthouse suite was luxurious and spacious.
formal The conference room is booked for the meeting tomorrow.
informal Let's hang out in my room after school.
slang I need to clean up my room before my parents get home.
figurative There is no room for error in this project.
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