Definition of schoolhouse in English:

schoolhouse

noun ˈskuːlhaʊsˈskulˌhaʊs

1A building used as a school, especially in a small community or village.
Example sentencesExamples
- The next schoolhouse built now forms part of the display of early buildings at Stratford's Pioneer Village.
- It features a unique collection of stone-built structures, including the market house, an old schoolhouse, an inn or pub, several attractive early 19th century houses and terraces, a church and an old creamery.
- Movie showings and lectures were held in schoolhouses, churches, sawmill settlements, and turpentine camps.
- To help pay the bills, she took on teaching at the Belleview School, a two-room schoolhouse that is now the preserve's visitor center.
- As Becky goes into the schoolhouse, she notices that the schoolmaster has left his desk key in the lock on the drawer.
- Second, strengthen our national security by making major, long-overdue public investments in our infrastructure - schoolhouses, hospitals, roads and bridges, parks, etc.
- And until the expulsion of the Jesuits in the early 1760s, the church controlled virtually all educational institutions, from village schoolhouses to university faculties.
- At its peak in the 1920s and 1930s, even the county's smaller towns each supported a bank, a diner, a gas station, a grocery, a schoolhouse, and a bar or two.
- It was a schoolhouse for this particular community where elders could teach the young something about their environmental traditions, their past, and also their aspirations for the future.
- The community also included an old stone church and a schoolhouse, which are open to visitors.
- The schoolhouse was small, a two story wooden building with peeling paint and a wide front porch set on half an acre of land overlooking North Branch Creek along with a small barn and a vacant teacher's cottage.
- There wouldn't be another good chance for a public library or a new schoolhouse for a while.
- Visitors are taken to a typical Amish house built in 1860, a threshing floor, a wind mill, a hay sling, a hog house, an Ice house, a walnut farm house, a corn and vegetable farm, a wagon shed, a wind mill, a pump house, a cow shed and a schoolhouse.
- Out here in Dallas, we have things like horses, old run-down schoolhouses, and beautiful churches that make the buildings around them look like they were built by school children.
- The company also built housing for its staff and eventually a little town grew up that included a general store and a one-room schoolhouse, both erected in 1918.
- That vantage point also allowed him to depict in the foreground the community's schoolhouse, which was built in 1861 a short distance north of the church family.
- We could put the library in the Assembly Hall and build the schoolhouse next to it.
- Emerald-green hills are dotted with old stone churches, one-room schoolhouses and white cottages ringed by picket fences and tidy flowerbeds.
- An amazing amount of quality education happens inside the schoolhouse.
- She had just come home from another uneventful day at the village schoolhouse.
1. 1.1British historical A private house adjoining a small school, lived in by the school's teacher.

Definition of schoolhouse in US English:

schoolhouse

nounˈsko͞olˌhousˈskulˌhaʊs

A building used as a school, especially in a small community or village.
Example sentencesExamples
- She had just come home from another uneventful day at the village schoolhouse.
- That vantage point also allowed him to depict in the foreground the community's schoolhouse, which was built in 1861 a short distance north of the church family.
- The community also included an old stone church and a schoolhouse, which are open to visitors.
- We could put the library in the Assembly Hall and build the schoolhouse next to it.
- There wouldn't be another good chance for a public library or a new schoolhouse for a while.
- It features a unique collection of stone-built structures, including the market house, an old schoolhouse, an inn or pub, several attractive early 19th century houses and terraces, a church and an old creamery.
- Visitors are taken to a typical Amish house built in 1860, a threshing floor, a wind mill, a hay sling, a hog house, an Ice house, a walnut farm house, a corn and vegetable farm, a wagon shed, a wind mill, a pump house, a cow shed and a schoolhouse.
- As Becky goes into the schoolhouse, she notices that the schoolmaster has left his desk key in the lock on the drawer.
- Out here in Dallas, we have things like horses, old run-down schoolhouses, and beautiful churches that make the buildings around them look like they were built by school children.
- At its peak in the 1920s and 1930s, even the county's smaller towns each supported a bank, a diner, a gas station, a grocery, a schoolhouse, and a bar or two.
- Emerald-green hills are dotted with old stone churches, one-room schoolhouses and white cottages ringed by picket fences and tidy flowerbeds.
- To help pay the bills, she took on teaching at the Belleview School, a two-room schoolhouse that is now the preserve's visitor center.
- And until the expulsion of the Jesuits in the early 1760s, the church controlled virtually all educational institutions, from village schoolhouses to university faculties.
- Second, strengthen our national security by making major, long-overdue public investments in our infrastructure - schoolhouses, hospitals, roads and bridges, parks, etc.
- It was a schoolhouse for this particular community where elders could teach the young something about their environmental traditions, their past, and also their aspirations for the future.
- The next schoolhouse built now forms part of the display of early buildings at Stratford's Pioneer Village.
- The company also built housing for its staff and eventually a little town grew up that included a general store and a one-room schoolhouse, both erected in 1918.
- The schoolhouse was small, a two story wooden building with peeling paint and a wide front porch set on half an acre of land overlooking North Branch Creek along with a small barn and a vacant teacher's cottage.
- Movie showings and lectures were held in schoolhouses, churches, sawmill settlements, and turpentine camps.
- An amazing amount of quality education happens inside the schoolhouse.

单词	schoolhouse
释义	Definition of schoolhouse in English: schoolhouse noun ˈskuːlhaʊsˈskulˌhaʊs 1A building used as a school, especially in a small community or village. Example sentencesExamples The next schoolhouse built now forms part of the display of early buildings at Stratford's Pioneer Village. It features a unique collection of stone-built structures, including the market house, an old schoolhouse, an inn or pub, several attractive early 19th century houses and terraces, a church and an old creamery. Movie showings and lectures were held in schoolhouses, churches, sawmill settlements, and turpentine camps. To help pay the bills, she took on teaching at the Belleview School, a two-room schoolhouse that is now the preserve's visitor center. As Becky goes into the schoolhouse, she notices that the schoolmaster has left his desk key in the lock on the drawer. Second, strengthen our national security by making major, long-overdue public investments in our infrastructure - schoolhouses, hospitals, roads and bridges, parks, etc. And until the expulsion of the Jesuits in the early 1760s, the church controlled virtually all educational institutions, from village schoolhouses to university faculties. At its peak in the 1920s and 1930s, even the county's smaller towns each supported a bank, a diner, a gas station, a grocery, a schoolhouse, and a bar or two. It was a schoolhouse for this particular community where elders could teach the young something about their environmental traditions, their past, and also their aspirations for the future. The community also included an old stone church and a schoolhouse, which are open to visitors. The schoolhouse was small, a two story wooden building with peeling paint and a wide front porch set on half an acre of land overlooking North Branch Creek along with a small barn and a vacant teacher's cottage. There wouldn't be another good chance for a public library or a new schoolhouse for a while. Visitors are taken to a typical Amish house built in 1860, a threshing floor, a wind mill, a hay sling, a hog house, an Ice house, a walnut farm house, a corn and vegetable farm, a wagon shed, a wind mill, a pump house, a cow shed and a schoolhouse. Out here in Dallas, we have things like horses, old run-down schoolhouses, and beautiful churches that make the buildings around them look like they were built by school children. The company also built housing for its staff and eventually a little town grew up that included a general store and a one-room schoolhouse, both erected in 1918. That vantage point also allowed him to depict in the foreground the community's schoolhouse, which was built in 1861 a short distance north of the church family. We could put the library in the Assembly Hall and build the schoolhouse next to it. Emerald-green hills are dotted with old stone churches, one-room schoolhouses and white cottages ringed by picket fences and tidy flowerbeds. An amazing amount of quality education happens inside the schoolhouse. She had just come home from another uneventful day at the village schoolhouse. 1.1British historical A private house adjoining a small school, lived in by the school's teacher. Definition of schoolhouse in US English: schoolhouse nounˈsko͞olˌhousˈskulˌhaʊs A building used as a school, especially in a small community or village. Example sentencesExamples She had just come home from another uneventful day at the village schoolhouse. That vantage point also allowed him to depict in the foreground the community's schoolhouse, which was built in 1861 a short distance north of the church family. The community also included an old stone church and a schoolhouse, which are open to visitors. We could put the library in the Assembly Hall and build the schoolhouse next to it. There wouldn't be another good chance for a public library or a new schoolhouse for a while. It features a unique collection of stone-built structures, including the market house, an old schoolhouse, an inn or pub, several attractive early 19th century houses and terraces, a church and an old creamery. Visitors are taken to a typical Amish house built in 1860, a threshing floor, a wind mill, a hay sling, a hog house, an Ice house, a walnut farm house, a corn and vegetable farm, a wagon shed, a wind mill, a pump house, a cow shed and a schoolhouse. As Becky goes into the schoolhouse, she notices that the schoolmaster has left his desk key in the lock on the drawer. Out here in Dallas, we have things like horses, old run-down schoolhouses, and beautiful churches that make the buildings around them look like they were built by school children. At its peak in the 1920s and 1930s, even the county's smaller towns each supported a bank, a diner, a gas station, a grocery, a schoolhouse, and a bar or two. Emerald-green hills are dotted with old stone churches, one-room schoolhouses and white cottages ringed by picket fences and tidy flowerbeds. To help pay the bills, she took on teaching at the Belleview School, a two-room schoolhouse that is now the preserve's visitor center. And until the expulsion of the Jesuits in the early 1760s, the church controlled virtually all educational institutions, from village schoolhouses to university faculties. Second, strengthen our national security by making major, long-overdue public investments in our infrastructure - schoolhouses, hospitals, roads and bridges, parks, etc. It was a schoolhouse for this particular community where elders could teach the young something about their environmental traditions, their past, and also their aspirations for the future. The next schoolhouse built now forms part of the display of early buildings at Stratford's Pioneer Village. The company also built housing for its staff and eventually a little town grew up that included a general store and a one-room schoolhouse, both erected in 1918. The schoolhouse was small, a two story wooden building with peeling paint and a wide front porch set on half an acre of land overlooking North Branch Creek along with a small barn and a vacant teacher's cottage. Movie showings and lectures were held in schoolhouses, churches, sawmill settlements, and turpentine camps. An amazing amount of quality education happens inside the schoolhouse.
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