Collocation
single room
A room designed or designated for one person, typically found in hotels or accommodation.
Definition
'single room' is a common English collocation. A room designed or designated for one person, typically found in hotels or accommodation.
a/the + single room
“I booked a single room for my business trip.”
Examples
- Do you have any single rooms available for tonight?
- The hotel offered a comfortable single room at a reasonable price.
- She preferred to stay in a single room when traveling alone.
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- I requested a single room with a view of the city.
- Despite its small size, the single room was surprisingly cozy.
- Booking a single room can be more economical for solo travelers.
- The guest specifically asked for a single room, not a double.
- We reserved a single room for him on the top floor.
- Many hostels provide affordable single room options for backpackers.
- The conference delegate required a single room for three nights.
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