"i'd like a non-smoking room, i'd like twin beds,"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

a room with two single beds [with a double bed]

I'd like a double with a bath.

"Have you reserved a hotel room?" "Sorry, not yet."

an action of setting up twin-beds in a hotel room

“Why don't you stay at my house?"—“Oh, I don't want to impose on you."

“You don't want it, do you?"—“No, not at all."

"Don't look alike do you?" "That's because we're fraternal (twins)."

I'd like double room.

to set up twin-beds in a hotel room

I want a double for two with bath.

a double room

"Would you mind me smoking?" "Certainly not."

“Will you have a drink?"—“I'd just as soon not."

"He'd like to have a coffee after work." "I would too."

“I'd like to stay over tonight."“As you wish."

"I'd like to talk to Mr Smith." "This is Smith speaking."

The only room available is a double.

Please tell me if you want to stay in a twin room or a double room.

"Do you mind if I smoke?" "Not at all. Go ahead."

“Do you mind if I smoke?"“Not at all."

“Will you do me a favor?"—“Certainly. Shoot!"

"Can I have it?" "Sorry, I drank it at the hotel!" "Thought so."

"May I speak to Mr Smith?" "Will you hold the line?"

“I'd really like to buy your car."“I'm sorry, but I won't sell."

“I don't have a place to stay tonight."“All right, come to my house."

“Would you like some coffee?"“I'd love it."

“Let's go to the musical on Friday."“If you like, but I'd rather stay home."

“Please help us!"—“Would that I could!"

“Shall we go out for supper?"—“I'd rather stay at home [I'd rather not]."

a set of rooms―a suite of rooms