spacious
spacious — adjective
1. A place that is spacious has a lot of room inside it, so you can move around wit
A place that is spacious has a lot of room inside it, so you can move around without feeling closed in.
The living room was spacious enough for the whole family to watch films together.
collocation: spacious + room (living room / bedroom)
Lara chose the flat mainly because it had a spacious kitchen with plenty of counters.
collocation: spacious + kitchen
After they removed the old cabinets, the office felt bright and spacious.
Dahlia's garden was surprisingly spacious, with room for a pond and a vegetable patch.
The hotel room was clean and spacious, with two large windows facing the sea.
- roomy
more natural for vehicles and smaller enclosed spaces; slightly less formal
- ample
suggests more than enough space; slightly more formal
- expansive
suggests a very wide, open feel; suits large halls or landscapes
- commodious
formal and somewhat old-fashioned; mainly British English
文法句型
spacious + noun (room, apartment, garden, etc.)
verb + spacious (feel, look, seem)
用法筆記
Most common with indoor areas (rooms, apartments, offices, halls). Can also describe outdoor spaces like gardens or balconies that feel generous in size. Less natural for vehicles — use 'roomy' instead.