bungalow in Greek
bungalow in Greek is μπανγκαλόου — bungalow means a house built on a single level, sometimes with extra rooms fitted into the roof space.
bungalow in Greek
μπανγκαλόου
Pronounced: bangaloou
A thatched or tiled one-story house in India surrounded by a wide veranda; a similar house in this style.
What does "bungalow" mean?
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noun A house built on a single level, sometimes with extra rooms fitted into the roof space.
"They retired to a cozy bungalow by the coast."
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noun In South Asia, a single-story house with a wide surrounding veranda.
"The colonial bungalow had a wraparound porch shaded from the sun."
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bungalow in a sentence
- They retired to a cozy bungalow by the coast.
- The colonial bungalow had a wraparound porch shaded from the sun.
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What is "bungalow" in Greek?
"bungalow" in Greek is μπανγκαλόου. bungalow means: A house built on a single level, sometimes with extra rooms fitted into the roof space.
How do you pronounce μπανγκαλόου?
"bungalow" in Greek is μπανγκαλόου, pronounced "bangaloou".
How do you use "bungalow" in a sentence?
Example: "They retired to a cozy bungalow by the coast." In Greek, "bungalow" is μπανγκαλόου.
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