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Meanings of hothouse in English
Portuguese
estufa Catalan
hivernacle Synonyms
Examples for "conservatory"
Examples for "conservatory"
1
Then we closed the ventilators and released the moths in the conservatory.
2
There was a light in the conservatory, but none in the study.
3
Already Steel was impulsively busy in the conservatory pulling the pots down.
4
The atmosphere of the conservatory was close and the smell was earthy.
5
They danced together that night and sat and talked in the conservatory.
1
You can create your own little indoor garden this way.
2
The priest led them down a flight of stairs and into an indoor garden.
3
You can go for a wide-ranging garden outside or opt for the low-maintenance indoor garden.
4
The indoor garden area where she had been reading the story of Rapunzel to Mr Pickle.
5
The hotel itself has an indoor garden sheltered by Poland's largest glasshouse, a fancy restaurant, and apartment suites.
Usage of hothouse in English
1
Back then, however, election fever started to incubate in the Westminster hothouse.
2
Taken from the hothouse, and placed in a room in my house.
3
And that hothouse environment is exactly what Frank is trying to avoid.
4
Guesses by family and friends have included smokehouse, hothouse, outhouse, and kiln.
5
Several plants were raised from these seeds and kept in the hothouse.
6
Grams's performance of this hothouse work was clean, but lacking in atmosphere.
7
The father's hothouse ambition seemed absurd when I first heard about it.
8
Cambridge was at that time a hothouse of dramatic activity and talent.
9
Well said, my boy-very well said; it is indeed a mighty hothouse.
10
I suppose that's the result of living for generations in a hothouse.
11
In the back yard he checked the hothouse and the water tank.
12
The World Cup appears to aggressively hothouse the more primitive human emotions.
13
Each was a perfect hothouse, within which the lazy proprietor lay sleeping.
14
Real things act on you like fresh air on a hothouse flower.
15
She's my lover, my mate. Unlike these hothouse flowers, she was strong.
16
Back in the Oireachtas hothouse, many of them began to get jittery.
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Hothouse through the time
Hothouse across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common