Pronunciation: /ˈruːmɪŋ haʊs/
noun a lodging house providing rooms for rent, especially to people on a temporary basis
A1 I live in a rooming house with several other people.
A2 Rooming houses are a popular option for students looking for affordable housing.
B1 The rooming house I stayed in had shared bathrooms and kitchens.
B2 Rooming houses can be a good choice for young professionals who are new to a city.
C1 The rooming house was well-maintained and had a friendly atmosphere.
C2 Living in a rooming house can be a unique experience, with a sense of community among the residents.
formal The city council passed a new ordinance regulating the operation of rooming houses in residential neighborhoods.
informal I heard that the old Victorian house on Maple Street is being turned into a rooming house for college students.
slang I can't believe how cheap the rent is at that rooming house down the street.
figurative His mind was like a crowded rooming house, filled with conflicting thoughts and emotions.
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