villaMaison souvent grande et luxueuse ; s’emploie aussi pour une maison individuelle en zone résidentielle et, selon le contexte, pour une maison de vacances.
The wealthy businessman spent his summers at his villa in the countryside.
L’homme d’affaires fortuné passait ses étés dans sa villa à la campagne.
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villaSens historique : maison de campagne ou domaine dans la Rome antique.
Used attributively before a noun to denote something relating to or suitable for a villa (e.g., "villa holiday", "villa rental").
Additional translations
de villégiatureEmploi descriptif, surtout pour un séjour ou un cadre de vacances ; le français exprime souvent cette idée par une tournure adjective plutôt que par un adjectif simple.
Definitions
villanoun
A large and luxurious country house in its own grounds.
The wealthy businessman spent his summers at his villa in the countryside.
A detached or semi-detached house in a residential district, typically one that is large and luxurious.
They moved into a spacious villa on the outskirts of the city.
A type of house that is often rented for holidays, typically in a warm climate.
We booked a villa in Spain for our summer vacation.
In ancient Rome, a country house or estate belonging to a wealthy citizen (historical).
Archaeologists discovered the remains of a Roman villa near the coast.
villaadjective
Relating to or characteristic of a villa, especially with reference to style, accommodation, or lifestyle.
They chose a villa holiday package for more privacy and space.