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Meanings of bungalows 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 bungalows in English
1
Accommodations include bungalows and guest cottages, each with a braai area available.
2
These bungalows stand upon the post-roads, and supply the place of hotels.
3
They will live in those new bungalows-youhave probably all seen them.
4
The compound included a swimming pool, tennis courts, and a dozen bungalows.
5
He told his sisters to move to one of the bungalows nearby.
6
Only a few of the bungalows were occupied on this early-spring weekend.
7
Those rows of bungalows are where the Brass live, majors and colonels.
8
Accommodation available includes campsites, Kruger bungalows, family chalets and guest houses.
9
There are several private bungalows, each providing an amazing view of the beach.
10
The overwater bungalows are among the best in the South Pacific.
11
This time it dragged bungalows and restaurants down to the sea with it.
12
Accommodation includes a camp site, bungalows, family chalets and guest houses.
13
The music was heard approaching along the road where the bungalows had stood.
14
Accommodation ranges from a well-maintained camp site, bungalows, family chalets and guest houses.
15
The huge bungalows of the rich merchants and higher government officials are here.
16
This will force residents into already overcrowded remaining bungalows, according to Inclusion Ireland.
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Bungalows across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common