accommodate · verb
Meanings and examples
To provide enough space or a place to stay for someone.
The small hotel can accommodate thirty guests during the summer season.
We moved the meeting to a larger room to accommodate everyone.
The university accommodated visiting researchers in apartments close to the campus.
Our current office cannot accommodate the additional staff we plan to employ.
Forms
- accommodate base form
- accommodates third-person singular present
- accommodated past tense; past participle
- accommodating present participle