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bed

[bed] / bɛd /


NOUN
patch of ground for planting
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This will involve picking up potentially hundreds more children who are less sick, known as level 2 – those who need a high-dependency hospital bed – but with no more resources.

From BBC

"You have to enter a competition to win the coupons," she said, adding her daughter had had to enlist 10 friends for a coupon lucky draw to buy a bed.

From Barron's

He added the company is exploring ways to encourage Alarmy users to get to bed on time.

From The Wall Street Journal

Once he is adequately refuelled, Mahamed will sleep for an hour or two and then wake for more food at about 4am, before returning to bed to top up on sleep.

From BBC

But mostly she’ll watch Bob Fosse dance on a loop while curled up in bed.

From Los Angeles Times