Collocations for bedroom - noun
ADJECTIVE
comfortable,
cosy/cozy
big, large, spacious
little, small, tiny
double, single, twin
en suite (BrE)
main, master, principal
an en suite master bedroom (BrE)
big, large, spacious
little, small, tiny
double, single, twin
en suite (BrE)
main, master, principal
an en suite master bedroom (BrE)
study
(BrE)
attic, back, front, loft (esp. AmE), upstairs
downstairs, ground-floor (BrE)
first-floor, second-floor, etc.
guest, spare
I told him he could sleep in the spare bedroom.
attic, back, front, loft (esp. AmE), upstairs
downstairs, ground-floor (BrE)
first-floor, second-floor, etc.
guest, spare
I told him he could sleep in the spare bedroom.
separate
All the children had separate bedrooms.
All the children had separate bedrooms.
hotel
VERB + bedroom
share
I used to share a bedroom with my brother.
I used to share a bedroom with my brother.
convert
They converted the spare bedroom into an office.
They converted the spare bedroom into an office.
decorate,
furnish,
paint,
redecorate
bedroom + NOUN
closet (AmE),
furniture,
mirror,
suite
door, floor, wall, window
slippers
scene
The actress refused to appear naked in the bedroom scenes.
door, floor, wall, window
slippers
scene
The actress refused to appear naked in the bedroom scenes.
PREPOSITION
around a/the bedroom
There were dirty clothes strewn around the bedroom.
There were dirty clothes strewn around the bedroom.
in a/the bedroom