Definition of dwelling house in English:

dwelling house

noun

Law

A house used as a residence rather than for business.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is seeking planning permission from the council to erect a dwelling house, septic tank and percolation area here.
- Area 1 continued, throughout this period, to be used for purposes incidental or ancillary to the use of the Cottage as a dwelling house, but agriculture ceased as a primary use of this land.
- It simply meant that any building or any part thereof had to be used as a dwelling house.
- As a result the plaintiff did not obtain possession of a dwelling house which he had let and he and his wife had to live in cramped conditions with his parents in law.
- He outlined that his farm comprised a yard, buildings and a dwelling house and the land was divided into six symmetrical fields varying in size from about 12 to 15 acres.
Synonyms
residence, place of residence, place of habitation, home, house, accommodation, lodging place, billet

Definition of dwelling house in US English:

dwelling house

nounˈdwɛlɪŋ ˌhaʊsˈdweliNG ˌhous

Law

A house used as a residence and not for business purposes.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is seeking planning permission from the council to erect a dwelling house, septic tank and percolation area here.
- Area 1 continued, throughout this period, to be used for purposes incidental or ancillary to the use of the Cottage as a dwelling house, but agriculture ceased as a primary use of this land.
- It simply meant that any building or any part thereof had to be used as a dwelling house.
- He outlined that his farm comprised a yard, buildings and a dwelling house and the land was divided into six symmetrical fields varying in size from about 12 to 15 acres.
- As a result the plaintiff did not obtain possession of a dwelling house which he had let and he and his wife had to live in cramped conditions with his parents in law.
Synonyms
residence, place of residence, place of habitation, home, house, accommodation, lodging place, billet

单词	dwelling house
释义	Definition of dwelling house in English: dwelling house noun Law A house used as a residence rather than for business. Example sentencesExamples He is seeking planning permission from the council to erect a dwelling house, septic tank and percolation area here. Area 1 continued, throughout this period, to be used for purposes incidental or ancillary to the use of the Cottage as a dwelling house, but agriculture ceased as a primary use of this land. It simply meant that any building or any part thereof had to be used as a dwelling house. As a result the plaintiff did not obtain possession of a dwelling house which he had let and he and his wife had to live in cramped conditions with his parents in law. He outlined that his farm comprised a yard, buildings and a dwelling house and the land was divided into six symmetrical fields varying in size from about 12 to 15 acres. Synonyms residence, place of residence, place of habitation, home, house, accommodation, lodging place, billet Definition of dwelling house in US English: dwelling house nounˈdwɛlɪŋ ˌhaʊsˈdweliNG ˌhous Law A house used as a residence and not for business purposes. Example sentencesExamples He is seeking planning permission from the council to erect a dwelling house, septic tank and percolation area here. Area 1 continued, throughout this period, to be used for purposes incidental or ancillary to the use of the Cottage as a dwelling house, but agriculture ceased as a primary use of this land. It simply meant that any building or any part thereof had to be used as a dwelling house. He outlined that his farm comprised a yard, buildings and a dwelling house and the land was divided into six symmetrical fields varying in size from about 12 to 15 acres. As a result the plaintiff did not obtain possession of a dwelling house which he had let and he and his wife had to live in cramped conditions with his parents in law. Synonyms residence, place of residence, place of habitation, home, house, accommodation, lodging place, billet
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