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accommodation platform

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noun

  1. a platform or semisubmersible rig specially built or adapted to act as living accommodation for offshore personnel in the oil industry

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On a stormy night in March 1980, 22 British men were among more than 120 killed when a floating accommodation platform capsized in the North Sea oil fields.

From BBC

The Alexander Kielland's accommodation platform capsized in 1980, off Norway, killing 123 men.

From BBC

Descendants of a British oil rig worker killed when the accommodation platform he was on capsized hope to get answers and closure when they travel to Norway.

From BBC

Airbnb is to let its employees work from anywhere for as long as they like, the accommodation platform has said.

From BBC

“Camping remains a reliable way to go on a fun vacation without going over budget,” said Dan Yates, the found of Pitchup.com, an outdoor accommodation platform, where sites start at $10 a night.

From New York Times