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bed-and-breakfast
noun
Alternative spelling of bed and breakfast
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The word 'bed-and-breakfast' is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a type of accommodation or lodging, typically in a rural area, where visitors can stay for the night, receive a breakfast, and often dinner. You can use it in any context in which you need to describe such an accommodation, for example: We decided to look for a bed-and-breakfast in the area.
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"Bed and breakfast" or "bed-and-breakfast"? "Mandarin Chinese", or just "Mandarin"?
"Should it be a bed-and-breakfast?
For a bed-and-breakfast?
In a bed-and-breakfast hotel.
A bed-and-breakfast this is not.
WHEN is a bed-and-breakfast not a bed-and-breakfast?
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Dinner, bed and breakfast: $110 a person.
Dinner, bed and breakfast from £187.
The cost: from £120 bed and breakfast for two; or £170 for dinner, bed and breakfast.
It has been used as a bed and breakfast.
It looks like a traditional bed and breakfast, at first.
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