bed

/ˈbɛd/
noun 8verb 5

Collocations

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1

(noun.) piece of furniture for sleeping on

ADJ

double, king-size, single, twin | bunk, camp, feather, folding, four-poster, hospital, sofa | warm

unmade

She rushed out of the house this morning, leaving her unmade bed behind.

marriage

VERB + BED

do

She does the bed every morning before going to work.

make, make up

strip

The children helped strip the beds before the guests arrived for the weekend.

climb into, crawl into, get into, go to, tumble into

After a long day at work, Tom went to bed early and fell asleep immediately.

climb out of, get out of, leap out of

lie (down) on, lie in, sit on

She sat on the bed and put on her shoes before going out.

put sb to, tuck sb up in

Every night, my mother tucked us up in bed with a bedtime story.

wet

My little sister still wets the bed sometimes when she's nervous about something.

BED + NOUN

clothes, linen

PREP

in ~

She stayed in bed all morning because she wasn't feeling well.

out of ~

My grandmother still wasn't out of bed when we arrived for breakfast.

PHRASES

bed and breakfast, the edge/side of the bed, the foot/head of the bed, get sb into bed | go to bed with sb | take to your bed

time for bed

The baby was getting tired, so we knew it was time for bed.

2

(noun.) piece of ground for growing flowers, vegetables, etc.

ADJ

flower, rose, strawberry | ornamental | raised

PREP

~ of

The garden had several beds of colorful tulips that bloomed every spring.

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