It is one word, the compound word "bathroom." This American euphemism for a 'lavatory' has been confusing British travelers ever since it's 1780 adoption into the lexicon.
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Both. Bath=room= bathroom bath and room are two different words it is a compound word
It can be either, depending on context. Birdbath, as an object, is one word, a bird taking a bath would be two words
Two words. It is a room of the press.
'Fitting room' is two words.
"Restroom" is typically considered one word in American English. It is a compound word formed by combining "rest" and "room." In British English, it is more common to see "rest room" written as two separate words. However, in general usage, especially in the United States, "restroom" is the preferred form.
No it is two words: post room.
two words, locker room
Ballroom is one word meaning a large room used for dancing.
As in "the layout of the room is very nice", it is one word. As in "I will lay out all the pens on the table", it is two words.
The correct spelling is classroom.
Food service is two words. An example sentence is "the food service is good here".
Ah, the break room, a place for rest and rejuvenation. It's actually two words, my friend. Just like how we use two colors to create a beautiful painting, "break room" is made up of two separate words that come together to create a peaceful space for everyone to enjoy.