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row house

/ˈroʊ haʊs/

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/ˈroʊ haʊs/B1formalamerican
  • ruТип жилого дома, который примыкает к другим подобным домам в непрерывном ряду, разделяя боковые стены с соседями. Также известен как террасный дом в британском английском.

A type of residential dwelling that is attached to other similar houses in a continuous row, sharing side walls with its neighbors. Also known as a terraced house in British English.

  1. Attached houseB1formalamerican

    A house that is part of a row of similar houses joined together by shared side walls.

    ruРядный дом

    • They bought a charming row house in the historic district.
    • Row houses are common in many older cities.
    • The row house had a small garden in the back.
  2. Terraced houseB1formalbritish

    A type of house in a continuous row, often with a uniform architectural style.

    ruРядный дом

    • She lives in a Victorian row house in London.
    • The row houses were built in the 19th century.
    • Many row houses have been renovated into modern apartments.