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Meanings of single storey in English

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Usage of single storey in English
1
This would likely apply to single storey, wooden buildings that are occupied intermittently.
Radio NZ
2
The single storey buildings in the foreground were built during World War I.
Radio NZ
3
The residence is a five-bedroom, single storey dwelling in excellent condition.
Independent.ie
4
The single storey New Brighton property went up in flames just before quarter to six.
Radio NZ
5
The two-storey over garden level Victorian building has a single storey extension at the rear.
The Irish Times
6
The building, a single storey in height, is generally raised some feet above the ground.
The Famous Missions of California
7
Like most of Durringham's buildings, it was single storey, with walls of thick black wood.
The Reality Dysfunction
8
Overlooking the Grand Canal, the single storey home has understated elegance and is warm and welcoming.
The Irish Times
9
The existing malls will remain largely single storey when the malls are covered in and refurbished.
The Irish Times
10
The single storey homes are combined in a curved building that affords good views of the sea.
The Irish Times
11
It was a new record price for a single storey home in the suburb, sales data revealed.
News.com.au
12
This means that a 100m tall skyscraper has a much higher bulk than a single storey building.
The South African
13
Apart from a slender tower, from the approach road it appeared to consist of only a single storey.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
14
In France, Scotland, and many other parts of Europe, it frequently means no more than a single storey.
An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
15
The houses should be single storey.
The Irish Times
16
From the front though it is single storey and its 1970s pebble-dash walls don't do it any favours.
The Irish Times
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Single storey across language varieties
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