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housing

UK
/ˈhaʊzɪŋ/
US
/ˈhaʊzɪŋ/
housingnoun
housings
pl
Translations
The city is facing a housing crisis.
Город сталкивается с кризисом жилья.
They are looking for a new housing in the suburbs.
Они ищут новое жилище в пригороде.
The housing was built in the 1980s.
Дом был построен в 1980-х годах.
Additional translations
квартиры
помещение
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
accommodation
shelter
dwelling
residence
habitation
quarters
lodging
abode
home
living space
housingadjective
UK
/ˈhaʊ.zɪŋ/
US
/ˈhaʊ.zɪŋ/
Used attributively to denote connection with dwellings or accommodation.
Definitions
Relating to accommodation, residences, or the provision of places for people to live.
Local authorities are debating new housing regulations.
Synonyms
residential
dwelling
lodging
domestic
housenoun
Definitions
A building for human habitation, especially one that is lived in by a family or small group of people.
They bought a new house in the suburbs.
A building in which people meet for a particular activity.
The opera house was packed for the evening performance.
A legislative or deliberative assembly.
The bill was passed by the lower house of parliament.
A commercial company or firm.
The publishing house released several bestsellers this year.
A religious community living together, especially a monastery or convent.
The nuns lived in a house dedicated to prayer and service.
The people who live together in a dwelling; a household.
Please keep your voice down, the whole house is sleeping.
A royal, noble, or other ancestral family line or dynasty.
The House of Lancaster fought for control of the English throne.
A gambling establishment or the management of such an establishment, especially a casino.
Remember, the house always wins.
houseverb

housing

Gerund

housed
Past Simple
housed
Past Participle
housing
Gerund
UK
/haʊs/
US
/haʊs/
Translations
The government plans to house the refugees in temporary shelters.
Правительство планирует размещать беженцев во временных убежищах.
They decided to house the stray dog until they could find its owner.
Они решили приютить бездомную собаку, пока не найдут её хозяина.
The stadium can house up to 50,000 spectators.
Стадион может вмещать до 50,000 зрителей.
Additional translations
приютить временно
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
accommodate
shelter
contain
provide for
harbor
Antonyms
evict
displace
oust
evacuate
expose
houseadjective
Definitions
Provided by, belonging to, or characteristic of a particular establishment.
He ordered a glass of the house wine.
Relating to or characteristic of house music.
Their new single is a catchy house track.
houseproper noun
Definitions
A surname.
Dr. Gregory House is the protagonist of the TV series "House M.D."
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