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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a full bed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific size of a bed, typically indicating a bed that is larger than a twin but smaller than a queen.
Example: "We decided to buy a new mattress, and we opted for a full bed to accommodate our guest room."
Alternatives: "double bed" or "full-size bed".
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"A full bed is a full bed".
All three bedrooms are family-sized with enough room for a full bed, a desk, a dresser and other furniture.
Richard J. Ingenito and Lena K. Datwani, Bellmarc (212 252-1900; www.bellmarc.com MAINTENANCE: $473 PROS: This is a well-proportioned space that can accommodate a sofa, dining table and four chairs, a full bed and an entertainment center.
The plane seats 25 people with a full bed, I've been told, and is now completely full.
This study shows that a full bed of straw was the most successful way of occupying the pigs and, in addition, it prevented severe tail biting.
These objects were compared with a pen with a full bed of straw (positive control) and a commercial enrichment object, a Bite Rite (Ikadan System, Denmark, minimal enrichment).
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Aden + Anais, a Brooklyn company whose muslin swaddling blankets quickly shot to the top of the newborn accessory hot list, has created a blanket for adults, with a full bedding line in the works.
Drop hints that you think you'd be able to sleep in a double (full) bed and not experience discomfort.
Move on to a full size bed if the bed is 54 inches (137 cm) wide.
Yet, somehow, she still found a bit of time every evening to hand stitch pieces of fabric into quilts large enough to cover a full sized bed.
Anything built would need to fit in the apartment chosen, and the scale was determined by the requisite presence of a full size bed.
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