bedroombed‧room /ˈbedrʊm, -ruːm/ ●●● S1 W2 noun [countable] 
a hotel with 50 bedroomsthree-bedroomed/five-bedroomed etc They’ve just bought a new four-bedroomed house in Edinburgh.2bedroom eyes a look in your eyes that shows that you are sexually attracted to someoneCOLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + bedrooma single bedroom (=with a bed for one person)· We have one single bedroom and two doubles.a double bedroom (=with a big bed for two people)· I'd like to book a double bedroom for two nights, please.a twin bedroom (=with two single beds)· Do you prefer a double or a twin bedroom?the main/master bedroom (=the biggest bedroom in a house)· The master bedroom has a view of the sea.the spare bedroom (=for visitors)· She set up a home office in the spare bedroom.a study bedroom (=for students, with a bed and a desk)· In my first year at university I had a really tiny study bedroom.bedroom + NOUNbedroom furniture· All the bedroom furniture was old and falling apart.the bedroom door/window etc· Did you shut the bedroom window?
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES
- a house with four bedrooms
- After a few minutes she padded back into the bedroom wrapped in a big fluffy towel.
- Drugs squad officers in Wiltshire discovered another drug factory in the bedroom of a council house yesterday.
- Leaving the shower running, she unlocked the door, but there was no sign of Luke in the bedroom.
- She came to the spare bedroom, the one she had spent that first unforgettable night in, and slipped inside.
WORD SETS
alcove, nounattic, nounback door, nounbasement, nounbasin, nounbath, nounbath, verbbath mat, nounbathroom, nounbathtub, nounbedchamber, nounbedroom, nounblanket, nounblind, nounbottom drawer, nounbox room, nouncabinet, nouncistern, nouncowl, nouncrazy quilt, noundado, noundeadbolt, noundeck, noundinette, noundining room, noundoorbell, noundoorjamb, noundoorknob, noundoorknocker, noundoormat, noundoorpost, noundoorstep, noundoorstop, noundoorway, noundouble glazing, noundownspout, noundownstairs, adverbdrainpipe, noundrapes, noundrawing room, noundressing room, nouneiderdown, nounfamily room, nounfanlight, nounfender, nounfireplace, nounfireside, nounfloor, nounfoyer, nounFrench doors, nounFrench windows, nounfrieze, nounfront door, nounfurnishings, noungable, noungabled, adjectivegarage, noungarret, noungeyser, noungranny flat, nounhatch, nounhatchway, nounhearth, nouninglenook, nounironing board, nounjamb, nounkitchen, nounlarder, nounlattice window, nounlibrary, nounlino, nounlinoleum, nounliving room, nounloft, nounlounge, nounlumber room, nounmaster bedroom, nounmat, nounmorning room, nounornament, nounpalace, nounpane, nounpantry, nounparlour, nounparquet, nounpassage, nounpatio, nounpatio doors, nounpelmet, nounpenthouse, nounpied-à-terre, nounplayroom, nounporch, nounpublic housing, nounquilt, nounradiator, nounranch, nounranch house, nounreception room, nounrecess, nounrecessed, adjectiverecreation room, nounrug, nounrunner, nounself-contained, adjectivesemi, nounsemi-detached, adjectiveshade, nounsill, nounsitting room, nounskylight, nounspare room, nounsplashback, nounsplit-level, adjectivestair, nounstaircase, nounstairway, nounstairwell, nounstorm door, nounstorm window, nounstucco, nounstudy, nounsuite, nounsun lounge, nounsun porch, nounterraced house, nounthreshold, nountied cottage, nountrestle table, nountub, nounundercoat, noununderfelt, noununderlay, noununit, nounutility room, nounveranda, nounvilla, nounwainscot, nounwalk-up, nounwall, nounwallpaper, nounwallpaper, verbwall-to-wall, adjectivewarming pan, nounwashroom, nounwastebasket, nounwet bar, nounwhitewash, nounwhitewash, verbwoodwork, noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRYADJECTIVES/NOUN + bedroom We decided to paint the bathroom walls blue.
(=with a bed for one person)· We have one single bedroom and two doubles.
(=with a big bed for two people)· I'd like to book a double bedroom for two nights, please.
(=with two single beds)· Do you prefer a double or a twin bedroom?
(=the biggest bedroom in a house)· The master bedroom has a view of the sea.
(=for visitors)· She set up a home office in the spare bedroom.
(=for students, with a bed and a desk)· In my first year at university I had a really tiny study bedroom.
bedroom + NOUN· All the bedroom furniture was old and falling apart.
· Did you shut the bedroom window?
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES (also one-bedroomed/two-bedroomed apartment British English)· A tiny one-bedroom apartment was all she could afford.
· The kitchen area is rather small.
· The bedroom carpet was cream.
· The bedroom was large and comfortable with a view of the river.
British English· Your boots are in the hall cupboard.
· The kitchen door opened and Jake walked in.
· She lived in a one-bedroom flat in Clapham.
· I’ve still got to clean the bathroom floor.
· Four-bedroom properties are usually ideal for families.
We decided to paint the bathroom walls blue.· From his bedroom window he could see two men having an argument.
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE· Below the attics was a back bedroom looking out over the flower garden, and so on to the main road beyond.· She waits until we are in the back bedroom.· The police were then called to the house and found two people tied up in a back bedroom.· So we all hid in this one back bedroom, and Leonard was going, Everybody get covered.· Four children, including a 16year-old babysitter, were trapped upstairs watching television in a back bedroom.· She led me not to the sitting room but through to the back bedroom.· Fire crews broke into the back bedroom and pulled out Shona Smith, 16 months, and Gavin Hurley, 8.
· During Isabelle Russell's lifetime, she and her husband had shared the big front bedroom.· The historian had turned his front bedroom into a study.· They slept in twin beds in the front bedroom of 93 Mafeking Street.· In one house, on the corner, there was a light on in the front bedroom.· Gerry's ship had been in the Albert Dock and they had just finished papering the front bedroom.· Many of the fresh bedrooms overlook this. Front bedrooms are double glazed.· Sara and I are in the front bedroom.· He said the phone then rang and Maher took Mrs Kennedy into the front bedroom to answer it.
· The large bedrooms all have private bathroom, telephone, and are nicely decorated.· Ellie, who had the only key, arrived first and, turned up the gas heater in the large bright bedroom.· The larger bedroom was at the end of the passage, so that the bathroom was between the two sleeping rooms.· The large bedrooms all have a private bathroom and several will take a third or fourth bed.· Alternatively, you could partition off part of a large bedroom to create a small en suite bathroom or shower room.· Home, for Mr Kronweiser, was a large bedroom in a working-class house to the north of the town.· She made her way purposefully upstairs to the large bedroom at the front of the house.
· Above these are the two main bedrooms with their spectacular views up and down the lake.· Mr Trilby went upstairs to the main bedroom.· Smoke poured from the main bedroom window, and there were terrifying reports as the glass cracked in the heat.· Meg waited until she heard the main bedroom door shut before going herself to the bathroom.· Among these is a Victorian chaiselongue upholstered in rose red velvet in the main bedroom and a useful pine blanket box.· A separate stair to the main bedroom on the first floor would divide the kitchen from the dining area.· The main bedroom has balconies over the west-facing stone loggia and the bay window of the drawing-room.· Jitka turned and put her fingers to her lips as they came to the main bedroom and they tiptoed passed.
· There was one rather large living-room, and a small bedroom, the door to which was covered by a curtain.· His artist's studio is a small downstairs bedroom of his home.· She slept in the smaller bedroom, using the larger one at the end of the passage as her working room.· Meanwhile Bathsheba had spent a day and a night as a willing prisoner in a small bedroom in her house.· There is a small sitting-room, a small bedroom and kitchen.· That afternoon she took me upstairs to her small bedroom for the first time.· There is a smaller bedroom and a tiny, suspiciously tidy kitchen, which looks as if it is not often used.· Then there was a bathroom, and beside the bathroom, a small bedroom.
· We still had two rooms left to decorate: those intended as a spare bedroom and playroom.· After fifteen minutes Pat went back to the spare bedroom.· She came to the spare bedroom, the one she had spent that first unforgettable night in, and slipped inside.· About 25 million people are working from spare bedrooms, paneled basements and converted garages.· Then the cross-shaped glazing bars of the window told him he was in the spare bedroom of Number 29.· Turning a spare bedroom into a family room with an outdoor deck?· She would still have a spare bedroom, quite enough for the modest entertaining she proposed to do in her widowed state.· I tried to sleep in the spare bedroom.
· The twin bedrooms are airy, spacious and comfortably furnished.· Some twin bedrooms which will have a balcony and sea view are available at a supplement.· Six central apartments are four bedded, with two twin bedrooms, each opening on to the balcony.· All the simple bedrooms have telephone and twin bedrooms have a balcony.· Prices based on 4 persons in an apartment with one twin bedroom or 6 persons in an apartment with two twin bedrooms.· The twin bedrooms have a balcony.
NOUN· In Danville, California, the bedroom community east of Oakland where they lived, they could play outdoors all year round.· But lower-priced new homes in entry-level Maryland bedroom communities like Bowie and Arnold are moving.
· Vulnerable, and exposed ... The bedroom door opened, but the questioning smile died slowly on her lips.· While Greg waited on the landing she knocked on one of the bedroom doors.· The argument erupts just as he reaches the bedroom door.· We came to a stop outside my bedroom door and he made a lurching movement.· Their bedroom doors closed, and suddenly our foibles became the topic of dinner conversation.· They looked towards the bedroom door behind which varying sounds could be heard.
· Flora was lying on her bedroom floor doing her homework.· The bedroom floor was littered with wrapping papers.· After leaving him on the bedroom floor, he returned to throw a jug of water in his father's face.· The four little ones she lets sleep in the bed with us; the rest curl up on the bedroom floor.· Emily Williams, 75, was found slumped on her bedroom floor at Rumney, Cardiff, by a neighbour.· It unrolled as he tugged it across the bedroom floor, and inside was the blood-soaked corpse of Maria Shill.
· Fitted bedroom furniture is particularly popular around the 35 years of age group.· He was getting dressed when the building rumbled and the bedroom furniture began to dance.· We have two wonderful prizes of bedroom furniture to be won from the top of Ducal's range.· Maybe I was going to pick out my own bedroom furniture.· Product segmentation of this sort is visible in clothes retailing, and the distribution of fitted kitchens and bedroom furniture.· Regional Council employees receive ten percent discount on Blindcraft products including beds and bedroom furniture like chairs, stools and headboards.· What's more, when you move house, your bedroom furniture can go along with you.· However, similar problems can arise with regard to kitchen units and fitted bedroom furniture, etc and similar considerations apply.
· Two of the three guest bedrooms are en suite.· He was still asleep in the guest bedroom each morning I woke up, breakfasted, and went to school.· She and two of the Aussies then proceeded to the next floor where guest bedrooms were to be found.· Midge and Stevie had moved into the guest bedroom.· The principal guest bedroom features fleur de lys wallpaper specially designed to be in keeping with the period the castle was built.· Above: View from the guest bedroom, of Ray Talbot's split-level pool.· There are two guest bedrooms each decorated in a country house style with dark wood furniture.
· The hotel bedrooms all have safety deposit box and telephone.· Anything was better than being in the hotel bedroom.· The hotel bedrooms are comfortably furnished and all have a telephone.· The advisability of using antique furniture in a hotel bedroom is debatable.· It all added up to a hotel bedroom.· There were no earwigs in the Scarinish Hotel bedroom, just two flies and a moth.· Standing in his hotel bedroom, Matt hoped he hadn't made a mistake in agreeing to see her.· It brought me back too precipitately into the small, dimly lit world of the hotel bedroom.
· They went straight into the master bedroom, where a leather briefcase stood open on the floor.· This was the master bedroom, with the master bath.· It includes master bedroom with ensuite shower room, three further bedrooms, second bathroom, gas central heating, double garage.· Bedroom; probably the master bedroom.· Liz's face must have said so, for Anna undressed in the master bedroom and climbed into bed.· The wedding was over and Edna had moved into the master bedroom.
· I stopped listening to Jake Rosso's records, and took his pictures off my bedroom wall.· The logs were uneven, making the house list toward the outside bedroom wall.· These were the kind of people I had pinned up on my bedroom wall, and here I was meeting them.· He stared at the bedroom wall.· Get a long mirror fixed to your bathroom or bedroom wall and take a good look at yourself front way on.· That was until I saw the pin-ups on his bedroom wall.· Or you could make it into a picture for a baby or toddler to hang on their bedroom wall.· I had hundreds of pictures and photos of him on my bedroom wall.
· Across the street one of his neighbours was leaning out of a bedroom window, calling for her cat.· Through the bedroom window, Converse could see Mr Roche hosing down the lawn behind his bungalow.· From their bedroom window they saw Victorine knock on Rose's door.· How was it that she went sailing, like a human version of their brass vase, out the bedroom window?· Bill stands by the bedroom window.· Morning sun filtered through swaying branches at the bedroom window.· The President opened all the bedroom windows and ordered the pool heated.
VERB· The rooms are well furnished and bedrooms have telephone, radio and mini-bar.
· With a great effort of will, he'd resisted her pleas to go to her bedroom after everyone was asleep.· She went back to the bedroom, let Janey inside, and led her by the hand past the open bathroom door.· I put on the towelling bathrobe and went back into the bedroom.· Careta checked out the bills, then went into the bedroom.· He goes into the bedroom and puts on a clean white shirt and a suit.· He goes to the bedroom, packs a suitcase, and leaves.· I went into the bedroom first and saw all the drawers pulled out, the clothes strewn everywhere.· She left the knife as it lay and went into her bedroom.
· She opened the door, thinking it led to a bedroom.· He led her out of the bedroom and on to the terrace where Victoria was waiting.· Then he violently shoved her down the small flight of stairs that led off their bedroom to the bathroom.· Meir Ahronson led me into his bedroom, sat down on the edge of the bed, and indicated a kitchen chair.· And had scrubbed the stone floor and the steps leading to the bedrooms.· Inside, they quietly ascended the huge curved staircase which led to their bedrooms on the upper floor.
· Then she opened the bedroom door and crept down through the dark, silent house.· The President opened all the bedroom windows and ordered the pool heated.· I opened a bedroom door, and could smell damp; there was a large patch on the wall.· I went upstairs, and opened their bedroom door.· It hadn't been his grandmother who had opened his bedroom door.· Michael had opened the bedroom window and was half in and half out as the policemen burst into the room.· She wanted to open the windows in the bedrooms, which she did not usually do, and opened their bedroom door.· Matilda Jenkins opened the bedroom door and called the rest of the boys in.
· During Isabelle Russell's lifetime, she and her husband had shared the big front bedroom.· Ruth found herself obliged to share a bedroom with Polly Beard.· When I knew her, some years ago, their teenage daughter was having to share a bedroom with her granny.· They all shared a big bedroom near the cheese room.· It was rather a squash at my nana's house because mum, and I had to share a bedroom.· This may mean two or three sharing a bedroom.· It was to share a bedroom with a wife in similar circumstances.· She's been a good little girl sharing her bedroom and all her precious bits and bobs with you.
· I walked out of the bedroom and down the stairs.· His eyes followed his teenage daughter as she walked around his bedroom, pocketing his belongings.· She is believed to have discovered his body when she walked into his bedroom at around 7.30am as usual.· Some men walking into a bedroom will suddenly smash a mirror if they mistake themselves for another man in the house.· He then walked into a bedroom and shot himself in the chest.· He left the table and walked to the bedroom.· He had an absolute right to walk into her bedroom any time of day or night.· Ashley walked over to the bedroom window.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
1a room for sleeping in: - All of the twin rooms and most of the singles have an en-suite shower/WC.
- All the twin rooms are comfortable, and all overlook the attractive courtyard.
- Bedrooms have telephone and twin rooms have a balcony.
- Half board prices are based on twin rooms which can take two extra sofa beds.
- Prices are based on two people sharing a twin room with private facilities.
- Some twin bedrooms which will have a balcony and sea view are available at a supplement.
- Some twin rooms have a balcony.
- The twin bedrooms are airy, spacious and comfortably furnished.
a hotel with 50 bedroomsthree-bedroomed/five-bedroomed etc They’ve just bought a new four-bedroomed house in Edinburgh.2bedroom eyes a look in your eyes that shows that you are sexually attracted to someoneCOLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + bedrooma single bedroom (=with a bed for one person)· We have one single bedroom and two doubles.a double bedroom (=with a big bed for two people)· I'd like to book a double bedroom for two nights, please.a twin bedroom (=with two single beds)· Do you prefer a double or a twin bedroom?the main/master bedroom (=the biggest bedroom in a house)· The master bedroom has a view of the sea.the spare bedroom (=for visitors)· She set up a home office in the spare bedroom.a study bedroom (=for students, with a bed and a desk)· In my first year at university I had a really tiny study bedroom.bedroom + NOUNbedroom furniture· All the bedroom furniture was old and falling apart.the bedroom door/window etc· Did you shut the bedroom window?