The room is not what you booked

/əpˈɡreɪd/noun

A move to something better than what you paid for.

Is an upgrade going to cost extra?

/əpˈɡreɪd/noun

A move to something better than what you paid for.

As a noun the stress is first: UP-grade.

/ˈeləˌveɪtər/noun

A machine that carries you between floors of a building.

Is the elevator working tonight?

/ˈeləˌveɪtər/noun

A machine that carries you between floors of a building.

Four syllables, stress on the first: EL-e-vay-tor.

/rəˈfjuːz/verb

To say firmly that you will not do something.

I refuse to pay for a room like this.

/rəˈfjuːz/verb

To say firmly that you will not do something.

The verb is ri-FYOOZ; the noun 'refuse' is REF-yoos and means rubbish.

/ˈtaʊəl/noun

A cloth used for drying yourself.

Could I get another towel, please?

/ˈtaʊəl/noun

A cloth used for drying yourself.

Two syllables, not one: TOW-ul.

/ˈhiːtər/noun

A device that warms a room.

The heater in my room is broken.

/ˈhiːtər/noun

A device that warms a room.

/kəmˈpleɪn/verb

To say that you are unhappy about something.

I would like to complain about the noise.

/kəmˈpleɪn/verb

To say that you are unhappy about something.

Stress on the second syllable: com-PLAIN.

/vjuː/noun

What you can see from a window or a high place.

I was promised a room with a view.

/vjuː/noun

What you can see from a window or a high place.

/ˈnɔɪzi/adjective

Making a lot of unwanted sound.

This room is too noisy for me.

/ˈnɔɪzi/adjective

Making a lot of unwanted sound.

/ˈkwaɪət/adjective

With little or no noise.

Is there a quiet room on this floor?

/ˈkwaɪət/adjective

With little or no noise.

Two syllables. Do not say it like 'quite'.

/ˈbroʊkən/adjective

Damaged and no longer working.

The lock on the door is broken.

/ˈbroʊkən/adjective

Damaged and no longer working.