rooming
word · lemma: room
Definition
'Rooming' refers to living in a rented room, often sharing a house or apartment with other people. It is commonly used in phrases like 'rooming house.'
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used in formal or semi-formal contexts, especially in ‘rooming house’, ‘rooming arrangement’, or ‘rooming with someone’. Rarely used as a standalone verb in modern English. Not the same as 'roommate' (the person).
Spanish: alojamiento (de habitaciones) - hospedaje compartidoPortuguese (BR): moradia compartilhada - hospedagemPortuguese (PT): alojamento partilhado - hospedagemChinese (Simplified): 合住房 - 合租住宿Chinese (Traditional): 合住房 - 合租住宿Hindi: कमरे में रहना (शेयर करना)Arabic: السكن المشترك - تأجير غرفة
Example Sentences
He is rooming with his friend this semester.
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The school offers rooming for new students.
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They are looking for rooming options in the city.
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My cousin found a great rooming house near campus.
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After moving to the city, she tried rooming to save money.
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I've never tried rooming with strangers before.
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