ˈcus·tom(s) house СУЩ.
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- carinarnica ж.
ˈchap·ter house СУЩ.
- chapter house
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coun·try ˈhouse СУЩ.
- country house
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ˈholi·day house СУЩ. брит. австрал.
- holiday house
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ˈhouse-hunt ГЛ. неперех.
- house-hunt
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ˈhouse hus·band СУЩ.
- house husband
- gospodinjec м.
ˈhouse sur·geon СУЩ. брит.
- house surgeon
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By 2013, a one-bedroom council flat that sold for 50,000 in the early 1990s, for example, had a market price of 250,000.
en.wikipedia.org He needs to be aware of my case, because it could happen to anyone who has bought their own council flat.
www.dailymail.co.uk No longer able to afford to rent privately, she moved into her current two-bedroom council flat, despite having asked for a one-bedroom home.
www.telegraph.co.uk Too young to sign a professional contract, he was still living in his parents' council flat and making 80 pounds a week.
www.slate.com Eight fire appliances took nearly two hours to bring the blaze under control in the 21-storey council flat building.
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