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Meanings of cottage in English
Usage of cottage in English
1
Of course, calling this place a cottage does it a great service.
2
Hand in hand went the pair in the direction of the cottage.
3
The boy pointed in the direction of the cottage under the cherry-tree.
4
And after all these years I regard the cottage as my home.
5
In England and in Russia there is a tea-kettle in every cottage.
6
But the real mourning was down in Devonshire, in the Sidmouth cottage.
7
In the next place, the building stood in a genuine cottage garden.
8
Their sister is probably away in service; their mother manages the cottage.
9
We lived in a pretty cottage in the wood and were happy.
10
The house in question is a tiny cottage in Roundwood, Co Wicklow.
11
He says we could start our own cottage industry, he called it.
12
I carried her into the cottage; I placed her on the bed.
13
They crept up the hill in the twilight, and entered the cottage.
14
I hope you will call on the cottage often during your stay.
15
In good order, the cottage has deep-set windows and whitewashed stone walls.
16
His mind settled upon the idea of life in a country cottage.
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Cottage through the time
Cottage across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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