Collocation
living room
a room in a home where people relax, sit, and spend time together
Definition
'living room' is a common English collocation. a room in a home where people relax, sit, and spend time together
the + living room
“We watched a movie in the living room.”
Examples
- We watched a movie in the living room after dinner.
- There is a big sofa in our living room.
- She cleaned the living room before the guests arrived.
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- The kids are playing on the floor in the living room.
- We moved the armchair from the living room to the bedroom.
- Please keep your shoes off the carpet in the living room.
- They painted the living room a light gray to make it feel brighter.
- A large window makes the living room feel open and airy.
- During the party, everyone ended up talking in the living room instead of the kitchen.
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