English–Danish dictionary
Danish translation of the English word house
| English | Danish (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
🔗 The house surprised her every time she saw it. | ||
| (dwell; live; reside; stay; lodge) | bo | |
| (house of worship; place of worship) | kirke | |
keep house (manage) | holde hus | mastrumi |
| (gaol; prison) | ||
🔗 And so they threw her into the skookum house. | ||
bath‐house (bath) | badested ; badeværelse | |
bawdy‐house (brothel; whorehouse; house of ill fame) | bordel | |
| (greenhouse) | drivhus | |
🔗 Spain and Morocco do not heat their glasshouses to a large extent, but delivery to the UK in chilled lorries adds time and cost. | ||
greenhouse (glasshouse) | drivhus | |
house‐owner | husejer | |
| (homemaker; goodwife) | husmoder | |
housework | husholdning | |
lighthouse | fyrtårn | |
outhouse (stable; stall; sty; outbuilding; shed) | stald | |
| (cinema; movie theatre; the pictures; kinema; picture‐theatre) | biograf | |
🔗 Why do you want to work in a picture‐house? | ||
townhouse (terrace house; terraced house) | rækkehus | |
| (restaurant; eating‐house; beanery) | restaurant | |
| (store) | lager | |
🔗 Residents in the German city of Hamburg have been warned of heavy smoke and possible toxins in the air after a major fire broke out at a warehouse. | ||
warehouse | lager | |
warehouse (depository; storage; store; storehouse; barn) | skur | |
whorehouse (brothel; bawdy‐house; house of ill fame) | bordel | |
| English | Danish |
|---|---|
| house | ⇆ hus |
| apartment house | ⇆ boligblok |
| country house | ⇆ landsted |
| House of Commons | ⇆ Underhuset |
| house sparrow | ⇆ gråspurv |
| boarding‐house | ⇆ pensionat |
| housewife | ⇆ husmor |
| lighthouse | ⇆ fyrtårn |