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1. a house covered with external plasterwork (commonly used in England from the late Tudor-period, often decorated with patterns)

2. a room in a house where washing machines, freezers etc are kept.

3.
the landed estate of a lord (including the house on it)

4.
two similar houses joined together by one common wall

5. a house designed by an architect according to client´s needs

6. buildings used for storage or distribution of supplies, e.g. warehouse, water-towers, reservoirs, petrol depots, oil tanks etc.

7.
a multistorey building divided into crowded flats sharing communal washhouses and lavatories (built in the late 1800s and early 1900s), with long corridors

8.
a large and imposing house in the country

9.
a dwelling with a single storey

10. a level partly below the street

11. a four-storey house where there are flats on two floors; the upstairs people get to their homes up separate staircases outside the building

12.
a tall building with more than 7 floors or levels

13. a house manufactured, and sometimes partly assembled, before delivery to the building site.

14.
a house having a courtyard or patio in it

15. a type of a terraced house, they were built so that their backs were joined, they had no windows there and were very dark inside

16.
a very tall modern building with many stories, usually in city centers

17.
a vehicle which can be pulled by car and in which can cook and sleep

18. a single-storey dwelling house with a high-pitched roof and having some rooms, usually bedrooms, under the roof

19. a set of rooms in a hotel

20. a single-room dwelling with a cooking corner

21.
a building with one to three floors

22.
a typical house in the country for a farmer and his family

23. a room below ground level with windows, for living or working

24. a space or room for living

25.
a toilet or the room a toilet is in

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