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UK
/sˈʌməhˌaʊs/
]
NOUN
- a small roofed building affording shade and rest
How To Use summerhouse In A Sentence
- In the centre of the pond was an island; and on the island was a little summerhouse like a miniature pagoda. TOY SHOP
- All in all, the new summerhouse cost under £ 200 to construct.
- That's a killer for Brown. 500 quid repainting a 'summerhouse'. British Blogs
- Now, after 30 years, Marianne has an inexplicable yen to see her 81-year-old ex and tracks him down at his summerhouse in the mountains.
- The unauthorised timber chalet was built on farmland at Neaum Hurst Cottages in Skelwith Bridge in 2001, along with a summerhouse and shed.
- In the centre of the pond was an island; and on the island was a little summerhouse like a miniature pagoda. TOY SHOP
- They halted, she to sweep the scene before her, the vista of the wide lake, its waters dark and still, a black pit lying in a natural valley with a wooded hill looming beyond, an informal pinetum on rising ground to the right and, just visible in the weak light, the summerhouse on the far left shore, starkly white against a black backdrop of massed rhododendrons. The Perfect Lover
- Summerhouses like this one are full of great memories and special spaces for "putting up" company.
- A sunny patch along their south-west facing garden wall seemed the obvious spot for a summerhouse.
- Originally a fortified summerhouse belonging to the local caid (district administrator), it was abandoned in 1956, when Morocco won its independence from the French, and fell into ruin.