Room meaning in English
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Definition
a room: a part of a house, for example kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, etc.
there is room (to do something): there is space, an opportunity (to do something)
Do you think there's enough room to put a piano here? Will the piano fit in this house?
to make some room to clear a space, to make a place
to room (with someone): to live, to share accommodation, to co-habit (with someone)
Bruno and Bob roomed together for a while in college, now they're good friends.
- "The door to the Purple Room opens"
- "Well, now that we're finished with the tour, let's go into the "Purple room" so I can introduce you to your fellow crazies!"
- "Gloria : Oh... Are you sure you want to see inside this room?"
- "What's in this room?"
- "Gloria : This is the "room of intoxication"."
- "Dr. Gilchrist : Here we are, room 66!"
- "Stink is being kept under observation in room 66."
- "Everyone in this room has a motive for killing Stink... including you, Brian Jones!"
- "Just one night, baby, tell me you have a room!"
- "This room is where Hollywood stars are "intimate"."
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