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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accommodates seven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the capacity of a space, such as a vehicle, room, or facility, indicating that it can hold or serve seven people.
Example: "The new van accommodates seven passengers comfortably, making it perfect for family trips."
Alternatives: "holds seven" or "sits seven".
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At Travelocity, the Alamo minivan would cost only $10 more per week than the National back-buttoner, so I proceeded to the Alamo fine print: unlimited mileage (good), $50.16 a day for additional days (irritating), accommodates seven passengers and seven suitcases (maybe the toddler could pack light).
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Narrow, intimate patio accommodates four tables.
The Acer accommodates six slides or negatives.
A night at the cottage, which accommodates four, costs $240.
The cabin accommodates six people in three bedrooms, two with twin beds, one with a double.
There are five rooms, all with baths, and a suite that accommodates four.
The school's basement gym accommodates nine teams, from fifth grade to high school.
It accommodates six for a mere €45,000 a week, full-board.
His three-room flat accommodates two of his sons and their families, 17 people in all.
Few find a seat on Marmaray: each carriage accommodates five standing passengers for every seated passenger.
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