Definition of highset in English:

highset

adjectiveˈhʌɪsɛt

Australian

单词	highset
释义	Definition of highset in English: highset adjectiveˈhʌɪsɛt Australian (of a house) built on elevated foundations. the houses are highset with large living areas Example sentencesExamples The pair will accept any reasonable offer for their highset home. This 3-bedroom highset home is truly one of a kind. Under a highset house a group of people were seated in a circle. They lived in a highset timber house. A typical Goodna dwelling was a highset weatherboard house on stilts. The home was typically highset. Across the road under a highset building was the choice, we moved quickly and quietly until we were concealed in the darkness. My first childhood home was a highset old Queenslander on Alice Street. There was still water on the ground under their highset house. The house was much bigger than he expected, a highset timber building, painted white to reflect the heat.
随便看	watch oneself watch one's mouth watch one's mouth watch one's (or someone's) back watch one's (or someone's) back watch one's pennies watch one's step watch one's step watch one's step watch one's weight watch out watch-out watch out watch out for watch over watch over watch pennies watch sb like a hawk watch sb's back watch somebody like a hawk watch somebody's back watch someone like a hawk watch someone like a hawk watch someone's back watch spring