house
/haʊs/ noun (plural houses /ˈhaʊzɪz/)Translation
BUILDING [C] › a building where people live, usually one family or group
ev
a three-bedroomed house We went to my aunt's house for dinner.754PEOPLE [no plural] › the people who live in a house
ev halkı
The baby's screaming woke the whole house up.669769PLACE FOR ACTIVITY [C] › the place where a particular business or activity happens
iş/faaliyet yapılan yer, bina
an opera house a publishing house1683 the House › a group of people which makes a country's laws, or the place where they meet
meclis, kamara
the House of Commons/Representatives The House voted on the proposals.179THEATRE [C] › the people watching a performance or the area where they sit
seyirciler; seyirci tribünü
[usually singular] The actors played to a full house.2145on the house › If food or drink is on the house in a bar or restaurant, it is free.
→ See also boarding house → See also full house → See also row house → See also terraced house → See also the White Housebedava, müesseseden, ikram
1425(Definition of house noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
© Cambridge University Press)
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