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Meanings of country houses in English
Catalan
casa de camp Houses in the country as opposed to an urban area, especially houses that are large, have substantial property, and are used seasonally.
Usage of country houses in English
1
The city and the country houses near were entirely lacking in men.
2
Somehow very few of the Jesuits have left ghosts in country houses.
3
So do I; and an occasional descent upon country houses amuses me.
4
Irish country houses have a romantic appeal for all sorts of people.
5
Accommodation options range from hotels and country houses to BBs and hostels.
6
In those days they had no country houses, and they wanted none.
7
The dining-room of many country houses is small, and not cheerfully furnished.
8
The stables at Monkland Court were as large as many country houses.
9
We also sometimes had invitations from the Spaniards to their country houses.
10
It is hardly as good as our common country houses around Marseilles.
11
Even to-day, the rich Milanese have their country houses among those hills.
12
Not all the good country houses, big and little, are, however, old.
13
Bertie's and Billy's parents owned town and country houses in New York.
14
I continued on, supposing I should come to city or country houses.
15
The first evening closed in the usual way in country houses.
16
He was welcomed at London dinner tables and in country houses.