關於Suite的意思和用法的提問

A: @ShandyVerdyo It means that the bathroom is included or connected to the bedroom.

A: It means there is a door that opens straight into the bathroom. Basically you can walk from the bedroom straight into the bathroom without having to leave the bedroom. The rooms are connected.

A: luxury room in an apartment or hotel

A: You get a bathroom or shower room attached to your bedroom, so you can access it without going into the corridor.

A: @Emiri0525

Here's some examples

•Each of the bedrooms has an en suite bathroom.

•I would like a room with an en suite bathroom.

I hope this helps :)

A: (room), (furniture), (computing)

For their honeymoon, the couple decided to splurge and book the nicest suite in the hotel.
The suite of furniture I bought included two armchairs and a sofa.
Buying the suite of software was cheaper than buying just the word processing program.

A: it is "has" in that sentence because, because it is a present tense. "having" is more of a future tense verb saying that "we will have".

A: I think you mean "suits" instead of "suites"? A suit as in a nice jacket, pants, etc.?

To answer your question, there is no difference in meaning when you say "You look good in a suit" or "You look good in suits"

A: A double room is one bedroom for up to 2 people.
Suite 2 person is also for up to 2 people, but it has a bed room and at least one more room (not counting the bathroom).
It's usually a bedroom plus a sitting room.

A: There isn't much of a difference, it really depends on where you are. Being a shipper of packages, Suite and Apartment both correlate in the same way. You could say one, or the other, and a Native english speaker would understand. Except, when checking into a hotel, if you ask for the Suite, it is like asking for the nicest room they have available. However, if you asked for an apartment, it wouldn't work as well.

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A: The suite is $150 per night.

A suite is a type of room. Saying suite room is redundant and unnatural.

It is grammatically correct.

If you mean a single suite, then this is correct. If you mean that there are multiple suites and all of them are $150 per night, then you would say:

The suites are $150 per night.

A: If the building has more than one suite, then you can say "suites" as a plural.

If the building only has one suite, or if you are only talking about one suite, you can use "suite" as a singular. Many buildings like hotels have more than suite, so it is perfectly fine to use either singular or plural in that situation.

A: No you don't put them both in the sentence.
"It's not modem, but it is a very grand suite."
Or
"It's not modem. It is a very grand suite, though. "

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A: In terms of software --- a "suite" of products means a set of software programs that are designed to work together (see #4 here: http://www.learnersdictionary.com/definition/suite)
So a "complete suite" means a set of software products that enable you to do common office tasks, like creating documents, spreadsheets and presentations.