Hoteles
Aquí encontrarás el vocabulario de los hoteles; transcripción fonética, significado y pronunciación como dormitorio, camas gemelas, cama individual, etc.
Bedroom /ˈbɛˌdruːm/
- “Their bedroom is decorated in blue and white.”
- “The bedroom has a large window overlooking the garden.”
Twin beds /twɪn bɛdz/
- “They stayed in a hotel room with twin beds.”
- “The children’s room has two twin beds.”
Double bed /ˈdʌbəl bɛd/
- “They bought a new double bed for the guest room.”
- “The master bedroom has a comfortable double bed.”
Single bed /ˈsɪŋgəl bɛd/
- “The single bed in the room is perfect for a child.”
- “They have a small single bed in the spare room.”
Bunk bed /bʌŋk bɛd/
- “The children sleep in bunk beds.”
- “The cabin has bunk beds for four people.”
Pillow /ˈpɪloʊ/
- “She fluffed up the pillows on the couch.”
- “He bought new pillows for the bedroom.”
Blanket /ˈblæŋkət/
- “They cuddled under a warm blanket.”
- “She folded the blankets neatly.”
Towel /ˈtaʊəl/
- “Please grab a towel from the bathroom.”
- “They provide clean towels for the guests.”
Manager /ˈmænəʤər/
- “The hotel manager greeted them at the reception.”
- “She’s the manager of the guesthouse.”
Reception /rɪˈsɛpʃən/
- “They held the wedding reception in a hall.”
- “The hotel reception area is spacious.”
Lift /lɪft/
- “They took the lift to the top floor.”
- “The apartment building has a new lift installed.”
Bathroom /ˈbæˌθruːm/
- “They renovated the bathroom last year.”
- “The hotel room has a private bathroom.”
