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house
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noun
Usage:
90%
home
Translation: home
Pronunciation: /haʊs/
Meaning: A building for human habitation, typically with rooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom.

A house is where people live. It can be large or small and has different rooms.

I live in a big house.

She has a nice house.

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B2
noun
Usage:
75%
firm
Translation: firm
Pronunciation: /haʊs/
Meaning: A company or organization, especially one involved in business or art.

In this sense, 'house' refers to a business or organization. For example, a publishing house produces books.

This house specializes in antique furniture.

He works for a publishing house.

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C1
noun
Usage:
60%
dynasty
Translation: dynasty
Pronunciation: /haʊs/
Meaning: A particular branch of a family, especially one with a distinguished history.

'House' can mean a family group with a historical background or influence, often in aristocracy or royalty.

The house of Windsor has been the British royal family.

She belongs to a noble house.

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C1
noun
Usage:
50%
chamber
Translation: chamber
Pronunciation: /haʊs/
Meaning: A unit of a legislative or governing body.

In politics, 'house' refers to a part of a legislative body, such as the House of Representatives.

The house voted on the new law today.

Each house in Congress has its own rules.

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B2
verb
Usage:
65%
accommodate
Translation: accommodate
Pronunciation: /haʊs/
Meaning: To provide shelter or accommodation for someone or something.

As a verb, 'house' means to give someone a place to stay or live. It can also refer to keeping an object or equipment safe.

We will house the guests in the main hall.

They housed the refugees in a shelter.

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