bed

Derived from Old English 'bedda', meaning a resting place.

NOUN (1)

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cama literal / lecho literary / lit informal / cama plegable untranslatable (Refers to a specific type of bed that is not a direct translation of 'bed', but it can imply a folding bed or cot.)

Synonyms cot informal , bunk informal , bedstead

Antonyms floor

A piece of furniture, often consisting of a frame and a mattress, used for sleeping or resting. It can also refer to a flat base or layer of something, such as a garden bed for plants.

regular

plural
beds

I'm going to make my bed before I leave for work.
She bought a new king-size bed for her master bedroom.
The cat curled up on the bed and quickly fell asleep.
We planted roses in the flower bed near the fence.

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VERB (1)

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acostar literal / poner general / colocar general

Synonyms lay , place

Antonyms remove

To put (someone or oneself) to bed; to provide with a bed or lodging. It can also mean to embed or firmly set something into a supporting material or ground.

irregular

past	present_participle
bedded	bedding

After a long day of travel, the children were quickly bedded down for the night.
The gardener carefully bedded the young saplings in the prepared soil.
They needed to bed the new fence posts securely in concrete.
The innkeeper bedded the weary travelers for the night.