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room
(n)
dormitory room
dormitory room
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lobby
(n)
The lobby is on the first floor.
The lobby is on the first floor.
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single bed
(n)
single bed with a pink blanket
single bed with a pink blanket
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double bed
(n)
double bed room
double bed room
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wake-up service
(n)
I used the wake-up service to call me at 6 o'clock AM.
I used the wake-up service to call me at 6 o'clock AM.
suite
(n)
hotel suite
hotel suite
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no vacancy
(p)
This parking lot has no vacancy.
This parking lot has no vacancy.
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tip
(n)
The gentleman is tipping the waiter.
The gentleman is tipping the waiter.
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credit card
(n)
a plastic card issued by a bank or creditor that allows the holder to pay for goods or services on credit
The bank offered us a credit card.
The bank offered us a credit card.
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room service
(n)
The waiter is delivering room service.
The waiter is delivering room service.
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receipt
(n)
I don't need a receipt.
I don't need a receipt.
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hotel
(n)
a commercial establishment that offers rooms and lodging to guests
resort hotel
resort hotel
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front desk
(n)
front desk of a hotel
front desk of a hotel
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waitress
(n)
a woman who works in a restaurant or bar, serving customers food and drink
waitress in uniform
waitress in uniform
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lounge
(n)
stylish lounge
stylish lounge
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laundry service
(p)
Laundry service, please.
Laundry service, please.
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sign in
(v)
sign in at the desk
sign in at the desk
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electronic key
(n)
electronic room key
electronic room key
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key
(n)
a small item made from metal that is used to both lock and unlock doors and other objects
The man is unlocking the car door with the key.
The man is unlocking the car door with the key.
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bellboy
(n)
bellboy with luggage
bellboy with luggage
waiter
(n)
hotel waiter
hotel waiter
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reservation
(n)
reservation for 8 PM
reservation for 8 PM
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