A room meaning in English

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Definition

a room: a part of a house, for example kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, etc.

Examples

  • "Magda: Oh, you'd like a room for tonight?"
  • "Thank you for the room with a bath!"
  • "Room 17: Tired"
  • "Excuse me, we'd like a room […"
  • "Little Jenny Smith: Mummy, I'm scared, I want to go back to our room."
  • "Real estate agent: Well, I have one with three rooms, 1200 square feet, on Union Square."
  • "To select a room on the first floor, press 8... for the second floor, press 4... for the penthouse suite, say "elevator"."
  • "Woman: My room is so hot."
  • "Man: Room 306, 3rd floor on the right."
  • "Man and woman: Swap rooms?"
  • "a room, a basement, an attic?"
  • "Room 23: Happy"
  • "Guest: Hello, room 442 here."
  • "Mr. Davies: Hello, I'd like to reserve a room, please."

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