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housing

/ˈhaʊ.zɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant les bâtiments ou logements où vivent les personnes, ou le fait de fournir un tel logement., Fournir un lieu pour vivre ou un abri, ou contenir ou stocker quelque chose.

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noun

/ˈhaʊ.zɪŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant les bâtiments ou logements où vivent les personnes, ou le fait de fournir un tel logement.

A noun referring to buildings or accommodation for people to live in, or the provision of such accommodation.

indénombrable

  1. Dwellings or accommodationB1formal

    Buildings or homes where people live.

    frlogement

    • The city has a housing shortage for young families.
    • They provide affordable housing for low-income residents.
    • New housing developments are being built on the outskirts.

    Synonymesabodeaccommodationlodgingshelter

  2. Housing policy or systemB2formal

    The system or provision of homes, often referring to government programs.

    frlogement (politique ou système)

    • The government announced new housing policies.
    • Public housing helps those who can't afford private rent.
    • Housing prices have risen dramatically in recent years.
  3. Protective casingB2formaltechnical

    A case or container that houses or protects something.

    frBoîtier protecteur

    • The engine's housing was made of durable metal.
    • The device comes with a plastic housing.
    • Inspect the housing for any damage before use.

    Synonymescasecasingcovercoveringcradleenclosureframejacketsheathshell

Formes
  • housings plural form
  • housings' possessive plural form
  • housing's possessive singular form
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verb

house/haʊz/B2formal
  • frFournir un lieu pour vivre ou un abri, ou contenir ou stocker quelque chose.

A verb meaning to provide with a place to live or shelter, or to store or contain something.

  1. Provide accommodationB1formal

    To provide someone with a place to live or stay.

    frhéberger

    • The company houses its employees in dormitories.
    • They need to house the refugees temporarily.
    • The shelter can house up to 200 people.

    Synonymesaccommodatebilletharborlodgeput upquartershelter

    Antonymesdispossessevictexpel

  2. Store or containB2formal

    To contain or store something within a structure.

    frcontenir, abriter

    • The museum houses a collection of ancient artifacts.
    • This building houses the main offices.
    • The cabinet houses all the important documents.

    Synonymesaccommodatecontainencloseholdlodgeshelterstore

Formes
  • housed past participle
  • housed past simple
  • housing present participle
  • houses third person singular
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