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Meanings of bungalow in English
House that is either single-storey or has a second storey built into a sloping roof, popular in North America.
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Usage of bungalow in English
1
I could book us our own private bungalow right on the water.
2
The house is a forties-style bungalow, which means every area is compartmentalized.
3
He glanced along the veranda in the direction of the other bungalow.
4
His trained ear heard the firing in front of the bungalow cease.
5
My grandparents put our bungalow on the market, and it sold quickly.
6
Twenty-three years later I was still paying the mortgage on that bungalow.
7
She spoke to the solitary occupant of the dining-room of the bungalow.
8
He left London for Edinburgh and a bungalow near to his parents.
9
The bungalow people had the right of way on the branch road.
10
David Grief sat writing at the library table in the bungalow living-room.
11
At the bungalow Bwana had met the returning adventurers on the verandah.
12
The bungalow is on an island called Pine Island in Lake Tarracusio.
13
The flat-roofed bungalow was at the back of Mr FitzPatrick's main residence.
14
I will have you back in your bungalow in ten minutes more.
15
When Peter Marlowe arrived outside Colonel Smedly-Taylor's bungalow, Grey was already there.
16
Tessa and her mother were once more guests in the Ralstons' bungalow.
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Bungalow through the time
Bungalow across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common