Collocations for apartment - noun
1. (esp. AmE) a flat
ADJECTIVE
large,
spacious
cramped, small, tiny
cozy (AmE)
comfortable, luxury
dingy, shabby
Colin lives in a dingy one-room apartment with his pet turtles.
cramped, small, tiny
cozy (AmE)
comfortable, luxury
dingy, shabby
Colin lives in a dingy one-room apartment with his pet turtles.
modern
one-bedroom, two-bedroom, etc., one-bedroomed, two-bedroomed, etc. (BrE)
studio
first-floor, second-floor, etc.
downstairs, upstairs
the people who live in the upstairs apartment
one-bedroom, two-bedroom, etc., one-bedroomed, two-bedroomed, etc. (BrE)
studio
first-floor, second-floor, etc.
downstairs, upstairs
the people who live in the upstairs apartment
basement,
loft,
penthouse
high-rise
Larger cities have many high-rise apartments.
high-rise
Larger cities have many high-rise apartments.
rental (AmE),
rented
empty
holiday, self-catering (both BrE)
empty
holiday, self-catering (both BrE)
VERB + apartment
buy
lease, rent, sublet
We will be renting the apartment for a year.
lease, rent, sublet
We will be renting the apartment for a year.
live in,
share,
stay in
I share an apartment with two friends.
I share an apartment with two friends.
look for
I'm looking for an apartment on the east side of the city.
I'm looking for an apartment on the east side of the city.
find
move into, move out of
clean, decorate, furnish, renovate
move into, move out of
clean, decorate, furnish, renovate
apartment + NOUN
block (BrE),
building (AmE),
complex,
house
(AmE)
high-rise apartment buildings
high-rise apartment buildings
living
dweller
Apartment dwellers can participate in community gardens.
dweller
Apartment dwellers can participate in community gardens.