two-room house
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house
noun
uk/haʊs/us/haʊs/
a building that people, usually one family, ...
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(Definition ofhousefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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On the other hand, he will be the first to agree that there are many cases where atwo-roomhousedoes serve.
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They lived in a smalltwo-roomhousewith their five children and two lodgers.
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The originaltwo-roomhousewas incorporated as a -story wing for the larger 2-story, nine-room house.
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When built, there was atwo-roomhousefor the ranger and his dependents to live within, but it has since been destroyed.
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In a tenement you have a single-room house in the centre and two-room houses on either side.
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We have 32,900 single-apartment houses and 106,000 two-room houses—and these are landlords' houses and not corporation houses.
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He says that there will still be a use for two-room houses, though not much use for one-room houses.
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These improvements will not be applicable to one-room houses, and they may not be applicable to two-room houses.
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Of that number 548,000 are one and two-room houses.
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In that way you would have a series of two-room houses, with appropriate sanitary accommodation, in fabrics and buildings which to-day are as good as when they were put up.
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You would allow in that case a larger proportion of two-room houses for these families, because it would be obviously unnecessary to have the larger house for a two-unit family?
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There should be two-room houses.
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The village had about a dozen two-story wooden plank homes, other small two-room houses, and several small unoccupied plank farm and storage structures.
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I pass tens of dozens of one and two-room houses, each leaning on the other for support.
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