three-bedroom flat

基本解釋

The couple told the housing officials that the three-bedroom flat simply was not up to scratch for their needs.
這對(duì)夫婦告訴管理住房的官員們這套三居室的套房根本沒(méi)有達(dá)到他們的要求。
During Soviet times a successful bureaucrat could expect to live in a good but modest three-bedroom flat, with modern furniture. He could expect holidays on the Black Sea coast.
在蘇聯(lián)時(shí)期，一名成功的官僚往往可以住進(jìn)一間適度舒適，而且配有現(xiàn)代家具的三房一廳公寓，他還享有到黑海度假的假期。
Hanfeng had never wondered how his mother spent her days in retirement until his return, when, all of a sudden, the three-bedroom flat that must have seemed empty to her became crowded.
瀚峰從來(lái)沒(méi)有想過(guò)母親退休后會(huì)怎樣度日，直到回了國(guó)，那曾經(jīng)是母親一人居住因而顯得空空蕩蕩的三居室變得突然擁擠起來(lái)。

Because the best property is regarded as the safest, yields are lowest at the top end of the market: a three-bedroom house in Chelsea yields around 2.6%, whereas a one-bedroom flat in Dagenham produces 9%.
ECONOMIST: Housing