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manor

/ˈmæn.ər/

Traduction: Grande maison ou demeure seigneuriale, souvent accompagnée de terres et de dépendances, appartenant à un seigneur ou à un propriétaire aisé ; ensemble formé par cette maison et son domaine.

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/ˈmæn.ər/B2formal
  • frGrande maison ou demeure seigneuriale, souvent accompagnée de terres et de dépendances, appartenant à un seigneur ou à un propriétaire aisé ; ensemble formé par cette maison et son domaine.

A noun referring to a large house or mansion belonging to a lord or wealthy person, or the landed estate that includes the house and its surrounding lands.

  1. Large house or mansionB2formal

    A large, impressive house, especially one that is the main residence of a wealthy person or lord.

    frgrande maison ou manoir

    • The lord lived in a grand manor surrounded by gardens.
    • They visited a historic manor in the English countryside.
    • The manor was renovated and turned into a luxury hotel.

    Synonymescountry househallmansionstately home

  2. Landed estateB2formal

    A large area of land, including the main house and often farms or villages, owned by a lord or noble family.

    frDomaine seigneurial

    • The manor included several farms and a small village.
    • He inherited the entire manor from his grandfather.
    • The manor's lands stretched for miles along the river.

    Synonymesdemesnedomainestatelordshipseigneury

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  • manors plural form
  • manors' possessive plural form
  • manor's possessive singular form
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