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Term: One-Bedroom

Description:

One-Bedroom refers to a living space or rental unit consisting of a single bedroom, typically designed to accommodate one or two occupants. It is a common term used in real estate and leasing to describe the size and layout of a dwelling.

Senses:

  1. Adjective: Describing a living space or rental unit consisting of one bedroom.
  2. Noun: Referring to a single bedroom within a larger living space, often in the context of shared accommodations.

Usages:

  1. Adjective - Popular Usage: This one-bedroom apartment is perfect for a young couple looking for their first home.
  2. Noun - Popular Usage: She rented a one-bedroom in the city and shared the common areas with her roommates.
  3. Adjective - Local Usage: When searching for housing options, locals in the area prefer affordable one-bedroom rentals.
  4. Noun - Local Usage: The college dorms offer both single and one-bedroom options for students to choose from.

Sample Sentences:

  1. I moved into a cozy one-bedroom apartment with a breathtaking view of the city skyline.
  2. He decided to convert the spare room into a one-bedroom by adding a partition.
  3. My sister and her husband are looking to rent a furnished one-bedroom near the beach.
  4. The new residential building offers various one-bedroom options to cater to different lifestyles.

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