carpets
Pronunciation: [ˈkɑːr.pɪts]
Word
Context: “home decor”
(noun) a covering for the floor that is made of thick fabric. People use carpets to make rooms feel warm and cozy, and they can come in many colors and patterns.
Example
The living room has a beautiful red carpet that brightens up the space.
Example
The room looked empty without any carpets on the floor.
Example
What color carpet do you want to put in your bedroom?
Context: “textiles”
(noun) a large piece of cloth that can be used for various purposes, like decorating or covering furniture. Carpets can also be used in public places like hotels or offices.
Example
The hotel lobby was covered with a luxurious carpet.
Example
The office didn't have any carpets, just bare floors.
Example
Do you think we need a carpet for the conference room?
Context: “action”
(verb) to cover a surface with carpet. This means you lay the carpet down so it covers the floor completely.
Example
They decided to carpet the entire upstairs area of their house.
Example
We won't carpet the rooms until we choose the right colors.
Example
When will they carpet the new office space?
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