Collocation
private room
a room that is not shared with others and offers privacy, often in a hotel, hospital, or restaurant
Definition
'private room' is a common English collocation. a room that is not shared with others and offers privacy, often in a hotel, hospital, or restaurant
private + room
“We booked a private room for the meeting.”
Examples
- I asked for a private room because I needed to rest.
- The clinic put him in a private room after the surgery.
- They booked a private room for the birthday dinner.
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- If you want to discuss this, we can find a private room.
- A private room costs more than a shared room at this hostel.
- The manager offered us a private room so we could talk quietly.
- The hotel upgraded us to a private room with an ocean view.
- For confidentiality, interviews were held in a private room away from the lobby.
- The patient requested a private room to avoid disturbing other people on the ward.
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