accommodation
A place where you can stay or live for a short time.
A place where someone can live or stay for a short period, such as a hotel room, apartment, or guesthouse.
A change made so that a person’s needs are met.
A change or arrangement made so that someone’s needs, wishes, or abilities are met, especially in work, education, or public services.
An agreement where each side gives up something to end a fight or problem.
An agreement between different people or groups in which each side gives up part of what it wants to end a disagreement.
The way your eye changes to see things close or far away clearly.
The process by which the eye changes focus from distant to near objects by altering the lens shape.
- Base: accommodation
- Plural: accommodation, accommodations
make accommodations for
1change something to meet needs
To change or arrange something so it works for someone’s needs.
- The school will make accommodations for students with allergies.
- We must make accommodations for guests who arrive late.
reach an accommodation
1come to an agreement or compromise
To agree on something after each side gives up part of what they want.
- After long talks, they reached an accommodation on trade rules.
- Both countries are trying to reach an accommodation over the border dispute.