furnished
/ˈfɜːnɪʃt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈfɜːrnɪʃt/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈfər-nisht/ (ame, mw)
furnished — adjective
- furnishedpositive
- more furnishedcomparative
- most furnishedsuperlative
1. describes a room, home, or office that already has the main furniture in it for
describes a room, home, or office that already has the main furniture in it for people to use
Yara rented a furnished studio two blocks from the night market.
furnished + place for rent
The guest room was furnished with a bed, desk, and small lamp.
be furnished with + furniture items
Rodrigo chose a furnished flat so he could move in quickly.
Anong found a furnished office above the bakery on Pine Street.
The landlord advertised a furnished cabin for winter workers.
- equipped
broader and more formal; it can include tools or devices, not only furniture
- fully fitted
often used for kitchens or rooms that already include fixed items and furniture
- move-in ready
informal and broader; it suggests you can start living there at once, not only that furniture is present
- unfurnished
having no furniture provided
- bare
emphasizes that a room or home has very little inside it
文法句型
a furnished apartment / room / office
be furnished with + furniture items
rent a fully furnished place
用法筆記
Most often used in rental, hotel, or property contexts for rooms, flats, houses, and offices. When followed by 'with', it names the furniture already inside rather than the style of decoration.