bungalow
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Definition
A bungalow is a low, single-story house, often with a wide front porch, sometimes with an attic or a small second floor.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used for single-story homes, especially in the UK, India, and some parts of the US. Often implies a cozy, informal vacation or suburban house. Not used for multi-story buildings. Common in real estate and travel contexts.
Spanish: bungaló - casa de una sola plantaPortuguese (BR): bangalôPortuguese (PT): bungalow - casa térreaChinese (Simplified): 平房Chinese (Traditional): 平房Hindi: बंगलाArabic: بنغلBengali: বাংগলো - একতলা বাড়িRussian: бунгалоJapanese: バンガローVietnamese: nhà bungalowKorean: 방갈로Turkish: bungalovUrdu: بنگلہIndonesian: bungalow
Example Sentences
Their new bungalow is perfect for hosting weekend barbecues.
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You can rent a private bungalow with a garden view at the resort.
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They built a small bungalow by the lake.
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A bungalow usually has only one floor.
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We stayed in a bungalow on our vacation.
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I've always wanted to own a cozy bungalow by the beach.
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