C2 Level Wordlist - Accommodation
Here you will learn all the essential words for talking about Accommodation, collected specifically for level C2 learners.
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the act of renting a property to a tenant by someone who is a tenant himself
a room with a roof and walls made of glass, often affixed to one side of a building, used for relaxing or growing plants in
a house or building divided into separate residences, often large and associated with urban, lower-income housing
a legal document that a person signs, particularly one proving the fact that they own a property
living accommodations, often within a larger building, used by individuals or groups, such as military personnel or employees
a place for living in, such as a house, apartment, etc.
a dwelling, usually a farmhouse, together with its adjoining land
a large country house or mansion, typically of French origin, often associated with luxury, grandeur, and historical significance
an open area at the base of a chimney used for building a fire
a place that provides safety, peace, and favorable living conditions for humans or animals
a house, dwelling, or place where someone lives
a small house that is in an extremely poor condition
a small secondary residence, typically located in a city or urban area, that is used as a temporary or occasional dwelling
temporary accommodations, such as hotels, hostels, or rented rooms
a small, simple cottage often constructed from basic materials
a small roofed building with open sides, usually in a garden
a building of small size, such as a shed or garage, that shares a wall and roof with a building of larger size
a building or a set of buildings for soldiers to live in
a circular portable tent, particularly used in Siberia and Mongolia
a small structure, gallery, or summerhouse that usually has an open side and provides an excellent view
a type of traditional dwelling made from sun-dried bricks, commonly found in arid and warm regions
a hut, shelter, or cabin, usually at a swimming pool or beach
a single-story residential dwelling with a long, low profile and an open floor plan
the process of filling empty spaces in cities or neighborhoods within a built environment
the process of renovating a neighborhood, typically resulting in the displacement of lower-income residents due to rising rent prices
