bungalow
/ˈbʌŋɡələʊ/ (bre, ipa) · [bˈʌŋɡəlˌo] /ˈbʌŋɡələʊ/ (ame, ipa) · [bˈʌŋɡəlˌo] /ˈbəŋ-gə-ˌlō How to pronounce bungalow (audio)/ (ame, mw)
bungalow — 名詞
- bungalowsingular
- bungalowsplural
1. a house with most of its rooms on one level, so people can move around inside it
平房
通常只有一層的房子
a house with most of its rooms on one level, so people can move around inside it without usually using stairs
Hyun rented a white bungalow near the beach for the winter.
Hyun 在海邊附近租了一棟白色平房過冬。
rent a bungalow near the beach
The old bungalow has wide windows and a garden around it.
那棟老平房有大片窗戶,周圍還有一座花園。
After retiring, Sofia moved into a quiet bungalow outside the city.
退休後,Sofia 搬進城外一棟安靜的平房。
A ramp led from the driveway straight to the bungalow's front door.
一條斜坡從車道直接通到平房前門。
Because there were no stairs, Cyrus chose a bungalow for his parents.
因為沒有樓梯,Cyrus 替父母選了一棟平房。
- house
broad everyday term that does not say anything about the number of floors
- cottage
often suggests a smaller or more rustic country home, not simply a one-level layout
- ranch house
American English term for a one-storey suburban home with a similar layout
文法句型
bungalow + preposition (in / near / with)
用法筆記
People often mention a bungalow when the single-floor layout matters, especially for older adults or easier movement. In British English, the word can still include a small room built into the roof.