room
When referring to a part of a building, "room" is a countable noun (e.g., one room, two rooms). When referring to unoccupied space, "room" is typically an uncountable noun. You should not say "a room" or "rooms" when talking about available space; instead, use phrases like "some room" or "enough room." The verb "room" is most commonly used in the context of students or people sharing a living space, often seen in the phrase "rooming with someone."
💬Casual Conversation
This place is a dump. Is there even room for my mining rig?
Barely. Stop dreaming and just get your stuff inside.
Meanings
A part of the inside of a building that is separated from other parts by walls.
"She walked into the living room and sat down."
Unoccupied space that can be used for a particular purpose.
"Is there enough room in the car for one more person?"
To lodge or live in a room, especially as a tenant.
"He roomed with three other students during his first year of college."