Star-Spangled Englishd10 · Learner's Dictionary
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Basic Terms.
home
address
household
house
fence
yard
garage
apartment
apartment building
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Actions.
live
move
rent
own
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Building.
roof
wall
door
window
balcony
floor
basement
first floor
second floor
attic
room
hallway
stairs
elevator
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Room Structure.
floor
ceiling
wall
carpet
light
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Room Types.
living room
kids' room
study
bedroom
kitchen
dining room
bathroom
restroom
go to the bathroom ... went, gone
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Furniture.
table
desk
chair
armchair
sofa, couch
bed
closet
cupboard, cabinet
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Room Equipment.
lamp
mirror
trash can
picture
poster
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Bedroom.
cushion
pillow
blanket
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Kitchen.
electric kettle
stove
oven
fridge
dishwasher
pot
pan
cup, mug
glass
plate
bowl
silverware
spoon
fork
knife
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Bathroom.
sink
bathtub
faucet
washing machine
dryer
soap
shampoo
washcloth
towel
bath towel
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Phraseology.
at home ... in the house
in the yard; in the hallway; on the wall
on the first floor
I live in an apartment on the third floor.
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 10, Living. Idioms.
Make oneself at home
Please come in and make yourself at home.
Hit home
The news about the flood really hit home.
A roof over one's head
After months without work, finally having a roof over my head felt amazing.
Bring something to the table
Everyone should bring something to the table when sharing an apartment.
Under one roof
It's nice to have three generations living under one roof.
Hit the hay ≈ hit the sack
I'm tired — time to hit the hay.
Sweep something under the rug
Don't just sweep the problem under the rug.
Cook up a storm
She cooked up a storm for the family reunion.
Behind closed doors
Decisions were made behind closed doors.
Close to home
His story about bullying was very close to home.
On the doorstep
We have a great park right on our doorstep.