bed
word
/ˈbɛd/
BED
/bˈɛd/
BED
Definition
A piece of furniture with a mattress where you sleep, rest, or relax. 'Bed' can also refer to a place for growing plants, like a 'flower bed'.
Usage & Nuances
Used in both literal ('go to bed', 'make the bed') and metaphorical phrases ('bed of roses' means an easy life). Common collocations: 'double bed', 'hospital bed', 'bedtime', 'bed and breakfast'. In gardening, 'bed' means a prepared area for plants.
Spanish: camaPortuguese (BR): camaPortuguese (PT): camaChinese (Simplified): 床Chinese (Traditional): 牀Hindi: बिस्तरArabic: سريرBengali: বিছানা - বাগানের থান (গাছের বিছানা)Russian: кровать - клумба (цветник)Japanese: ベッド - 花壇Vietnamese: giường - luống (trồng cây)Korean: 침대 - 화단Turkish: yatak - tarh (çiçek yatağı)Urdu: بستر - کیاری (پودوں کا بستر)Indonesian: tempat tidur - petak (tanaman)
Example Sentences
After gardening, he cleaned the flower bed.
natural
I made my bed before school.
basic
Please go to bed early tonight.
basic
My cat likes to sleep on my bed.
basic
She bought a new bed for her guest room.
natural
Trust me, you need a good night's sleep in a comfortable bed.
natural