housing

UK
/ˈhaʊzɪŋ/
US
/ˈhaʊzɪŋ/

Translations

housingnoun
housings
pl
logementAu sens de politique publique ou de fourniture de logements.
The government announced new policies to improve public housing.
Le gouvernement a annoncé de nouvelles politiques pour améliorer le logement public.
The city is facing a shortage of affordable housing.
La ville fait face à une pénurie de logements abordables.
boîtierPour un dispositif, une pièce ou un mécanisme.
The engine's housing was made of durable metal to withstand high temperatures.
Le boîtier du moteur était en métal durable pour résister aux températures élevées.
housingadjective
UK
/ˈhaʊ.zɪŋ/
US
/ˈhaʊ.zɪŋ/
Used attributively to denote connection with dwellings or accommodation.
du logement
Local authorities are debating new housing regulations.
Les autorités locales débattent de nouvelles réglementations du logement.
Additional translations
résidentielSurtout dans des contextes généraux ou techniques.
houseverb

housing

Gerund

housed
Past Simple
housed
Past Participle
housing
Gerund
UK
/haʊs/
US
/haʊs/
hébergerfournir un logement ou un abri temporaire
The government plans to house the refugees in temporary shelters.
Le gouvernement prévoit d’héberger les réfugiés dans des abris temporaires.
abritercontenir ou loger à l’intérieur d’un bâtiment ou d’une structure
The museum houses an impressive collection of ancient artifacts.
Le musée abrite une impressionnante collection d’objets anciens.
Additional translations
logerplacer ou enfermer dans un boîtier, un logement ou une enveloppe

Definitions

housingnoun
Buildings or structures where people live; accommodation.
The city is facing a shortage of affordable housing.
The provision of accommodation or shelter, especially by an organization or government.
The government announced new policies to improve public housing.
A protective cover or enclosure for a mechanical device.
The engine's housing was made of durable metal to withstand high temperatures.
housingadjective
Relating to accommodation, residences, or the provision of places for people to live.
Local authorities are debating new housing regulations.
houseverb
To provide someone with a place to live or stay.
The government plans to house the refugees in temporary shelters.
To contain or accommodate something within a building or structure.
The museum houses an impressive collection of ancient artifacts.
To place or fit something within a casing, receptacle, or socket; to enclose.
The sensors are housed in a waterproof enclosure.