room

US /rum, rʊm/

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UK /ru:m/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)All of the people inside a particular room

The entire room cheered when James walked in

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Part of building enclosed by walls, e.g. kitchen

When she entered the house from the side, the first room was the kitchen

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Opportunity to exist, happen, or be true

Hank asked his girlfriend for the room to decide

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo share a home with someone

Tim will room with his cousin next year, too

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got enough braking room for almost any eventuality.
got enough braking room for almost any eventuality.

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the owner of the company has set up an exhibition room
the owner of the company has set up an exhibition room

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We'll put him just outside the door of the second room
We'll put him just outside the door of the second room

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to the side of the window; you don't want it facing inside the room.
to the side of the window; you don't want it facing inside the room.

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the disproportionate reason that most people in this room will not win
the disproportionate reason that most people in this room will not win

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of time because the room itself is small
of time because the room itself is small
there's an escape room there I've never
there's an escape room there I've never

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didn't some different from from room one
didn't some different from from room one

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At home, we generally use room temperature tap water to make ice.
At home, we generally use room temperature tap water to make ice.
At room temperature.
At room temperature.