A bed is something you lie on to sleep or rest. It usually has a frame, mattress, and sheets.
I sleep on a big bed every night.
The child jumped on the bed happily.
A bed is a small area outside where plants or flowers grow. It is usually made with soil for gardening.
She planted roses in the flower bed.
The vegetable bed needs more water.
Bed means the base or surface that holds or supports other things, like a truck bed or railway bed.
The bed of the truck is full of boxes.
The railway bed is made of stones.
Used as a verb, 'to bed' means to lie down or go to sleep. It can also mean putting someone to sleep, like a child.
I bed early every night.
She bedded her child after dinner.
A bed can be a natural layer of something like coal, minerals, or seeds under the ground. It usually holds or contains this material.
The coal bed is deep underground.
Coal forms in a thick bed of rock.
In idiomatic language, 'bed' means a relationship, often sexual. It can also symbolize partnership or closeness.
They were in bed together last night.
That scandal involved bed and politics.
