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You might be looking for terms made up of multiple words that end with a certain word. Seeking a collection of relevant examples? See this list of compound words that end with «house.»
| alehouse | corfhouse | icehouse | roughhouse |
| almshouse | countinghouse | jailhouse | roundhouse |
| backhouse | courthouse | lighthouse | schoolhouse |
| baghouse | cowhouse | lockhouse | slaughterhouse |
| bakehouse | customhouse | longhouse | smokehouse |
| barrelhouse | deadhouse | madhouse | springhouse |
| bathhouse | deckhouse | masthouse | statehouse |
| bawdyhouse | doghouse | meetinghouse | steakhouse |
| beadhouse | dollhouse | millhouse | stillhouse |
| birdhouse | dosshouse | motherhouse | storehouse |
| blockhouse | farmhouse | oasthouse | sugarhouse |
| boardinghouse | firehouse | outhouse | summerhouse |
| boathouse | flophouse | packinghouse | taphouse |
| bughouse | funhouse | palmhouse | teahouse |
| bunkhouse | gashouse | penthouse | tollhouse |
| cathouse | gatehouse | pesthouse | toolhouse |
| charthouse | ginhouse | pilothouse | townhouse |
| chophouse | glasshouse | playhouse | treehouse |
| clearinghouse | greenhouse | poorhouse | warehouse |
| clubhouse | grindhouse | porterhouse | washhouse |
| coalhouse | guardhouse | porthouse | wellhouse |
| coffeehouse | guesthouse | posthouse | wheelhouse |
| coldhouse | gunhouse | pothouse | whorehouse |
| cookhouse | henhouse | powerhouse | woodhouse |
| coolhouse | hothouse | roadhouse | workhouse |
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What are compound words?
Compound words are made of two words together, forming a new word with a new meaning. Often the meaning of the compound word is related to the two words that form it. For example:
- bathroom = A room where you can take a bath
- mailbox = A box in which you receive mail
- toothbrush = A brush that you use on your teeth
Improve your English vocabulary and practice your pronunciation with these compound words around the house:
armchair
An armchair is a large, comfortable chair that has supports on the sides to rest your arms
bathtub
bookcase / bookshelf
carport
dishwasher
Putting the dishes in is called loading the dishwasher
doorbell
The action of making the doorbell sound is called “ringing the doorbell”
doormat
Idiom: If you describe a person as a “doormat,” it means the person is very passive and lets other people control/manipulate them.
doorknob
The “k” in “doorknob” is silent!
driveway
The driveway connects the street to the garage.
fireplace
hallway
This can be called “hall” or “hallway.”
housework
“Housework” includes all the tasks to maintain the house: cooking, cleaning, washing clothes, etc.
Don’t get housework confused with homework (academic work you do at home).
A married woman who doesn’t have a job outside the house, and stays home and takes care of the house (and children, if any) is called a housewife.
A person who you pay to do your housework is called a housekeeper or maid.
mousetrap
pillowcase
A “pillowcase” is a covering for your pillow.
potholder
Use “potholders” in the kitchen to protect your hands when you need to touch a pot that is hot.
screwdriver
skylight
A skylight is like a window in the ceiling
tablecloth
A “tablecloth” provides protection and decoration for a table.
wallpaper
wheelbarrow
Make compound words. You can use some of the words more than once. Translate them. Write them down.
village, English, milk, post, sun, coffee, opera, school, travel, news, vegetable, bus, town, arm, book, country.
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shop, teacher, book, office, house, salad, side, chocolate, man, singer, uniform, soup, river, park, club, agent’s, set, chair, centre.
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Перевод задания
Составьте сложные слова. Вы можете использовать некоторые слова более одного раза. Переведите их. Запишите их.
деревня, английский, молоко, почта, солнце, кофе, опера, школа, путешествовать, новости, овощ, автобус, город, рука, книга, деревня.
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магазин, учитель, книга, офис, дом, салат, сторона, шоколад, мужчина, певец, униформа, суп, река, парк, клуб, агент, набор, стул, центр.
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village shop
English teacher
vegetable salad
bookshop
travel club
opera house
countryside
newsagent’s
school uniform
armchair
opera singer
sunset
town centre
milk chocolate
post office
town river
town park
school book
Englishman
Перевод ответа
деревенский магазин
учитель английского
овощной салат
книжный магазин
клуб путешествий
оперный театр
сельская местность
газетный киоск
школьная форма
кресло
оперный певец
закат солнца
центр города
молочный шоколад
почтовое отделение
городская река
городской парк
учебник
англичанин