Communal bathroom, A shared bathroom facility used by multiple people, typically found in dormitories, hostels, or shared housing, rather than being private to one individual or family., Lodger, A person who rents a room in someone else’s house or flat, often with meals or utilities included, but who does not have full tenancy rights., Parental home, The house or flat where a person's parent(s) live, often considered the family home where someone grew up or returns to stay., Fly the nest, To leave one's parents' home for the first time in order to live independently, typically as a young adult., Prohibitive prices, Prices that are so high that they prevent people from buying or affording something (e.g., housing, tickets, goods)., Hustle and bustle, A busy, noisy, and lively atmosphere, full of activity and movement, often associated with city life or crowded markets., Teeming streets, Streets that are full of people, vehicles, or activity; crowded and bustling., Tourist haunt, A place that is very popular with tourists and frequently visited by them (e.g., a famous square, landmark, or district)., Blistering pace, An extremely fast and intense speed or rate of movement or activity., Bleak concrete buildings, Unattractive, grey, and often depressing buildings made of concrete, typically associated with post-war architecture, housing estates, or industrial areas., Smothering city, A city that feels overwhelming, suffocating, or claustrophobic due to its density, noise, pollution, or intensity., Within walking distance, Close enough to a place that you can reach it on foot without needing transport; usually a distance that takes around 5–30 minutes to walk., Burning issue, A very important, urgent, or controversial problem or topic that people are currently debating or concerned about.

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