Collocation
bedroom window
a window in a bedroom (the room used for sleeping)
Definition
'bedroom window' is a common English collocation. a window in a bedroom (the room used for sleeping)
bedroom + window
“I opened the bedroom window to let in some fresh air.”
Examples
- I opened the bedroom window to let in some fresh air.
- Please close the bedroom window before you go to sleep.
- Rain was tapping on the bedroom window all night.
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- A bird landed on the sill outside the bedroom window.
- She hung new curtains over the bedroom window last weekend.
- The streetlight shines through my bedroom window and keeps me awake.
- We could smell smoke coming in through the bedroom window.
- The cat scratched at the screen on the bedroom window to get inside.
- He leaned out of the bedroom window to see what was happening in the yard.
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