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room (EN)
noun, verb

noun “room”

sg. room, pl. rooms or uncountable
  1. a part of a building enclosed by walls, floor, and ceiling
    She walked into the room and closed the door behind her.
  2. space that is available or needed for something
    There isn't enough room in the car for everyone.
  3. opportunity or scope for something to happen or be done
    There is room for improvement in your performance.
  4. (with possessive pronoun) one's bedroom
    He went to his room to study.
  5. lodging, bedroom for rent (such as in a hotel)
    She rented a room near the university.
  6. the people present in a room
    The room fell silent when he started speaking.

verb “room”

room; he rooms; past roomed, part. roomed; ger. rooming
  1. to live, especially as a tenant or boarder
    During college, she roomed with her best friend.
  2. to provide someone with a room; to assign a room to someone
    They roomed the new employee with a more experienced colleague.