Travel Accommodations

noun the act of providing lodging or space for someone

• The hotel offers luxurious accommodations for its guests.
• The Airbnb has cozy accommodations with a beautiful view.
• I crashed at my friend's place because I needed accommodations for the night.
• The company made special accommodations for employees with disabilities.

noun nonsense or foolishness; a bunk bed or sleeping quarters in a ship or train

• The soldiers slept in the bunk beds at the military barracks.
• Let's have a sleepover and all crash in the bunks together.
• I can't believe he tried to bunk off school again.
• Don't listen to him, he's just talking bunk.

noun a thing that contributes to an easy and comfortable way of living

• Modern hotels offer a range of conveniences such as room service and concierge assistance.
• Living in the city has its conveniences like being close to public transportation and grocery stores.
• I love staying at that hotel because it's got all the cool conveniences like a pool and free breakfast.
• Learning to adapt to new technologies can provide conveniences in the long run.

noun a small lodging establishment typically providing accommodations for travelers or tourists

• The guest house provides a comfortable and welcoming accommodation for visitors.
• The guest house is a cozy place to stay while you're in town.
• Let's crash at the guest house for the weekend.
• The guest house of my mind is always open to new ideas and perspectives.

noun a tavern or pub

• The historic inn has been operating for over a century, offering elegant accommodations to its guests.
• Let's grab a drink at the inn down the road, it's a cozy spot with a great atmosphere.
• I heard that new inn is lit, we should definitely check it out this weekend.
• The inn of knowledge is where we can find wisdom and enlightenment.

noun a record or catalog of items for sale or exhibition

verb present participle of the verb 'list', which means to make a list of items or properties

• The real estate agent created a detailed listing of the property for sale.
• I found a cool listing for a vintage record player online.
• Check out this sick listing I stumbled upon for a rare comic book.
• The listing of reasons why she should quit her job was getting longer by the day.

noun a type of railroad sleeping car designed and built by the Pullman Company

• The Pullman car was known for its luxurious accommodations and attentive service.
• We were lucky to get a spot in the Pullman car for our train journey.
• That Pullman car is the fanciest ride on the tracks.
• The Pullman car symbolized wealth and sophistication during its heyday.

noun a small compartment or cabin on a train or ship, typically containing two bunks and little else

• The train ticket includes a roomette for overnight travel.
• I booked a roomette on the train for the trip.
• Let's snag a roomette on the train for some privacy.
• His mind was like a cluttered roomette, filled with random thoughts and ideas.

noun a person who shares a room with another person

• My roommate and I have agreed on a cleaning schedule to keep our apartment tidy.
• My roommate is always borrowing my clothes without asking!
• My roommate is a total slob, I can't stand living with them.
• Having a good roommate is like having a built-in friend at home.

noun a category or rank in a classification

adjective denoting the rank or quality of third in a series

• The passengers in third class were served their meals in the dining car.
• We're sitting in third class, but at least we got a good deal on the tickets.
• I heard the party in third class was lit last night.
• Being treated like a third class citizen is never acceptable.

verb the act of moving from one place to another, typically over a long distance

adjective engaged in the act of traveling

• Traveling for business allows me to visit different cities and meet new clients.
• I love traveling to new places and trying out different cuisines.
• I'm always down for some spontaneous traveling with friends.
• Traveling through life's ups and downs has made me a stronger person.

verb to leave or give up possession of something, such as a property or position

• The tenant must vacate the premises by the end of the month as per the lease agreement.
• We need to vacate the house before the new owners move in.
• Let's vacate this place and go grab some food.
• She needed to vacate her mind of all negative thoughts before starting the new project.

noun a temporary shelter or dwelling made of materials such as wood, metal, or canvas, typically used for camping or outdoor activities

• The act of hutting is a traditional form of temporary shelter used by hunters in remote areas.
• We're going hutting in the mountains this weekend for some peace and quiet.
• I heard they're hutting out in the woods for the weekend, sounds like a fun time.
• Hutting in this case refers to disconnecting from technology and enjoying nature.