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hostel
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noun
Usage:
80%
Budget Accommodation
Translation: Budget Accommodation
Pronunciation: /ˈhɒstəl/
Meaning: A budget accommodation place where travelers can rent a bed, often in a shared room.

A hostel is a place where many travelers can stay for a low price. People often share rooms with others. It is useful for young travelers and students.

I stayed at a hostel in the city center.

Hostels are cheaper than hotels for tourists.

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B1
noun
Usage:
65%
Dormitory
Translation: Dormitory
Pronunciation: /ˈhɒstəl/
Meaning: A dormitory or living quarters for students at a college or university.

In some countries, a hostel is a building where students live during their studies. It is like a dormitory with shared rooms or facilities.

She lives in the university hostel.

Hostel rooms are shared by many students.

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noun
Usage:
40%
Lodging House
Translation: Lodging House
Pronunciation: /ˈhɒstəl/
Meaning: A cheap lodging house for workers or employees, often temporary accommodations.

A hostel can be a simple place where workers live for a short time. It offers basic rooms at low prices near their work place.

The workers stayed at a hostel near the factory.

Hostels provide basic rooms for employees on short contracts.

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B2
noun
Usage:
35%
Shelter
Translation: Shelter
Pronunciation: /ˈhɒstəl/
Meaning: A place that serves as a shelter or refuge, usually for people in need.

Sometimes, a hostel can mean a shelter for people who have no home. It gives a safe place and food for them.

The charity runs a hostel for homeless people.

Hostels help provide shelter for those in need.

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noun
Usage:
60%
Youth Accommodation
Translation: Youth Accommodation
Pronunciation: /ˈhɒstəl/
Meaning: A building with shared facilities used for youth tourism and cultural exchange.

Youth hostels are simple places for young travelers to sleep and meet people. They often have shared rooms and services to encourage socializing.

Youth hostels promote cultural exchange worldwide.

The hostel had shared bathrooms and a kitchen.

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noun
Usage:
25%
Inn
Translation: Inn
Pronunciation: /ˈhɒstəl/
Meaning: Historically, an inn or lodging place providing accommodation and food for travelers.

Long ago, a hostel was like an inn where travelers stopped to rest and eat. It was a place of hospitality along travel routes.

In medieval times, a hostel was an inn for pilgrims.

The old hostel provided food and beds for travelers.

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