noun
1 ( BrE ) place for sb to live/stay
ADJECTIVE
▪ comfortable , decent , good , suitable
▪ inadequate , poor , substandard
▪ excellent , luxurious
▪ overnight , temporary
▪
The family is staying in temporary ~ until their house is rebuilt.
▪ permanent
▪ free
▪ private , rented
▪
She lived on her own in rented ~.
▪ holiday , hotel
▪ living , residential
▪ sleeping
▪ bed-and-breakfast
▪ furnished
▪ sheltered
▪
Many old people choose to live in sheltered ~.
▪ secure
▪
We need more secure ~ for young prisoners.
▪ student
VERB + ACCOMMODATION
▪ have
▪
The council should be able to help families who have no ~.
▪ look for , seek
▪ find , get , secure
▪ offer (sb) , provide (sb with)
▪
It is the duty of the local community to provide ~ for the homeless.
ACCOMMODATION + NOUN
▪ costs
PREPOSITION
▪ in ~
2 accommodations ( AmE ) place for sb to live/stay, often providing food, etc.
ADJECTIVE
▪ overnight , sleeping
▪ guest , hotel , tourist
▪ living
▪ public
▪ comfortable , de luxe , luxurious , luxury , upscale
VERB + ACCOMMODATIONS
▪ offer (sb) , provide (sb with)
▪
The boat provides reasonable overnight ~s for four adults.
▪ arrange , book
▪
You should book your travel ~s and flights quickly.
3 satisfactory arrangement
VERB + ACCOMMODATION
▪ come to ( esp. BrE ), make , reach , work out
▪ seek
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ between
▪
Some ~ between conservation and tourism is essential.
▪ ~ to
▪
~ to the harsh circumstances of rural life
▪ ~ with
▪
They were forced to reach an ~ with the rebels.