House meaning in English

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Definition

a house: a home, a residence, a place to live noun
to house (someone or something): to accommodate, to provide somewhere to live for (someone or something) verb

Examples

  • "Horatio : The Sydney Opera House is the house where my friend Sydney lives with his wife Opera."
  • "Vanessa : And do you live in a house or an apartment?"
  • "Brian : I could find a nice little house with a garden in the suburbs."
  • "Normally, this sort of function would take place at City Hall, but my wife Fannie insisted we do something at the house for once."
  • "When I forgot to feed the cat for a couple of days, you were really angry for about a week, but you finally let me back in the house when I brought you those flowers."
  • "Incidentally, there are a lot of French people in the house tonight!"
  • "As you are no doubt aware, the moon is in the seventh house and Jupiter is aligned with Mars."
  • "João : According to traditions, the king should be happy and as big as a house."
  • "Jeanine : It looks like the 67 cents is the tax from the previous charge to your account: a purchase for three pounds of cashew nuts from Ralph's Nut House on Schrader street on the 11th at 8:30 in the morning."
  • "Bruno : Ma'am, would you mind if I looked around your house for a little while?"
  • "The last time I panicked, my house caught fire and I lost my valuable collection of toy motorcycles."
  • "Others are selling their British houses and moving to the US permanently."
  • "I will sell this house today."
  • "I just read your advertisement on Craigsboard.com, and it just so happens that we are looking for someone to fill a room in our 6-bedroom house."
  • "Not about houses, or money, or news;"
  • "I can't even leave my house due to the use of your perfume!"
  • "Horatio : I had dinner at your house last week."
  • "The Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, Batman's house... New Yorkers get ready: the Frenchie has arrived!"

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