English · English
house
/haʊ̯s/ noun · plural: houses A1
1. human abode
| German | das Haus, der House, das Vater-Mutter-Kind |
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| French | la maison, la chambre, l'house |
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| Portuguese | a casa, o house, a casinha |
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| Czech | dům, rod, house |
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| Italian | la casa, il casalingo, l'abitazione |
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| Spanish | la casa, la vivienda, casalicio |
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| Dutch | het huis, het onderkomen, de house |
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| Swedish | ett hus, en kåk, en ätt |
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| Latin | domus, casa |
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2. archetypal structure of a human abode — see also chalet
3. an establishment, business
4. theatre
| Portuguese | o teatro |
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| Italian | il teatro |
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| Spanish | el teatro |
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| Dutch | de zaal |
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to house
/haʊz/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. keep within a structure or container
| French | loger, garer |
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| Portuguese | armazenar |
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| Czech | ubytovat |
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| Italian | collocare |
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| Spanish | almacenar |
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| Dutch | behuizen |
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2. admit to residence
| German | beherbergen, unterbringen |
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| French | loger, abriter, héberger |
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| Portuguese | hospedar, alojar |
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| Italian | ospitare, alloggiare |
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| Spanish | alojar, albergar, hospedar |
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| Dutch | herbergen, onderbrengen |
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| Swedish | hysa, inhysa, husera |
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3. contain or enclose mechanical parts
4. to house, to accommodate
| Portuguese | acomodar |
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| Dutch | huisvesten |
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