ranch house

• Casa de una sola planta con tejado largo y de poca pendiente, frecuentemente de planta rectangular o en forma de L, popular en Estados Unidos desde los años 1940 hasta los 1970.

A single-story house with a long, low-pitched roof, often built in a rectangular or L-shape, popular in the United States from the 1940s to the 1970s.

1. Single-story homeB1formalamerican

   A style of house, typically one story, with a long, low profile and an open floor plan, popular in the mid-20th century.

   casa de una planta

   • They bought a charming ranch house in the suburbs.
   • The ranch house features a spacious living room and a large backyard.
   • Many ranch houses have sliding glass doors leading to a patio.

2. Farm dwellingB1formalamerican

   A house located on a ranch, often used as the main residence for the owner or workers.

   casa de rancho

   • The cowboy lived in a simple ranch house on the prairie.
   • The ranch house was surrounded by fields and cattle.
   • They renovated the old ranch house to accommodate guests.