accommodate

Definition of “Accommodate”:

1. Verb:
   • To provide lodging or sufficient space for.
   • To fit in with the wishes or needs of.
   • To adapt to something.
   • To provide with something desired or needed.

Prepositions:

• “To” (accommodate to changes, accommodate to needs)
• “With” (accommodate someone with something)
• “For” (accommodate for a group, accommodate for a need)

Collocations:

• Lodging/Space:
  • Accommodate guests, accommodate a large group, accommodate up to (number) people.
• Needs/Wishes:
  • Accommodate needs, accommodate requests, accommodate preferences, accommodate demands.
• Adaptation:
  • Accommodate changes, accommodate differences, accommodate requirements.

Example Sentences:

1. The hotel can accommodate up to 500 guests.
2. She tried to accommodate everyone’s wishes.
3. We need a venue that can accommodate a large audience.
4. The staff worked hard to accommodate the special requests.
5. The apartment can comfortably accommodate four people.
6. They modified the schedule to accommodate the new timeline.
7. He was able to accommodate his guests with extra bedding.
8. The new policy is designed to accommodate employees’ needs.
9. The school bus can accommodate 50 students.
10. The meeting room was arranged to accommodate the attendees.
11. She adjusted her plans to accommodate her friend’s schedule.
12. The cruise ship can accommodate thousands of passengers.
13. The design was altered to accommodate the client’s preferences.
14. We need to accommodate the new regulations in our plans.
15. The hostel can accommodate both solo travelers and families.
16. They rearranged the furniture to accommodate more people.
17. The company aims to accommodate all its customers’ needs.
18. The software was updated to accommodate user feedback.
19. The building was renovated to accommodate more offices.
20. She tried to accommodate her workload to include the new project.
21. The restaurant can accommodate a private party.
22. He altered his approach to accommodate the new information.
23. The room was spacious enough to accommodate the extra furniture.
24. The airline was able to accommodate all the passengers.
25. She made an effort to accommodate the guests’ dietary restrictions.
26. The venue was expanded to accommodate the growing number of visitors.
27. The car can accommodate five passengers.
28. They built an extension to accommodate the new equipment.
29. He adjusted his schedule to accommodate his new job.
30. The facility was designed to accommodate disabled individuals.
31. The organizers worked hard to accommodate everyone’s needs.
32. The conference room can accommodate up to 200 people.
33. The team was flexible enough to accommodate changes.
34. The boat can accommodate up to six people comfortably.
35. The curriculum was modified to accommodate diverse learning styles.
36. She changed her travel plans to accommodate her friend’s wedding.
37. The platform can accommodate a wide range of applications.
38. The event space can accommodate various types of gatherings.
39. They upgraded the system to accommodate more users.
40. He tried to accommodate his opinions to the group’s consensus.
41. The inn can accommodate both long-term and short-term guests.
42. They had to accommodate their plans due to the weather.
43. The classroom was reconfigured to accommodate more students.
44. The hospital can accommodate up to 100 patients.
45. She made adjustments to accommodate her new lifestyle.
46. The train can accommodate a large number of commuters.
47. They built ramps to accommodate wheelchair users.
48. The schedule was revised to accommodate additional sessions.
49. The building was designed to accommodate future expansion.
50. He was willing to accommodate her requests to make her comfortable.