tiny house

ˈtaɪni haʊs

Definition

Definition of tiny house - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

small dwelling

very small house often less than 400 square feet

They built a tiny house in their backyard.
Living in a tiny house requires creative storage solutions.
The tiny house movement is gaining popularity among minimalists.

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very small house often less than 400 square feet

Expressions with tiny

tiny but mighty

adj.

small but having a big impact

Her tiny but mighty voice filled the entire room.

a tiny bit

very small amount of something

Can I have a tiny bit of cake?

tiny home

very small house designed for efficient living, often on wheels

They live in a tiny home to save money.

tiny url

service for creating short web addresses

Tiny URL is useful for making long links more manageable.

patter of tiny feet

arrival or presence of young children in a home

They are excited about the patter of tiny feet soon.

tiny tots

very young children who are just starting to walk or talk

The daycare center has a special room for tiny tots.

Expressions with house

brick house

house made of bricks or masonry

They live in a sturdy brick house.

clean house

thoroughly clean one's living quarters

Every spring, we clean house to keep things fresh and tidy.

dream house

ideal home one desires to live in

She finally bought her dream house by the beach.

full house

all seats in a theater or venue are occupied

The play was a success, evidenced by a full house every night.

big as a house

adj.

extremely large in size or amount

The new sofa is big as a house and takes up the whole room.

house of cards

structure made by stacking playing cards

He built a house of cards on the table.

in the house

adv.

inside a building or home

The cat is in the house.

animal house

place where people act wild or out of control

That place is an animal house on weekends.

house on fire

adv.

very fast or rapidly

They became friends like a house on fire.

set up house

start living in a new home

They decided to set up house in the countryside.

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French:micro-maison, ...
German:Tiny House, ...
Italian:casetta, ...
Spanish:minicasa, ...
Portuguese:microcasa, ...
Chinese:迷你房, ...
Japanese:タイニーハウス, ...
Arabic:مَنْزِل صَغير جِدًا, ...
Hebrew:בַּיִת זָעִיר, ...
Russian:крошечный дом, ...
Ukrainian:мінібудинок, ...
Hindi:छोटा घर, ...
Bengali:ক্ষুদ্র বাড়ি, ...
Catalan:minicasa, ...
Czech:minidům, ...
Danish:tiny house, ...
Dutch:tiny house, ...
Greek:μικροσκοπικό σπίτι, ...
Hungarian:miniház, ...
Khmer:ផ្ទះតូចបំផុត, ...
Korean:초소형 주택, ...
Persian:خانه کوچک, ...
Polish:mikrodomek, ...
Portuguese (BR):casa minúscula, ...
Romanian:casă mică, ...
Swedish:tiny house, ...
Thai:บ้านหลังเล็ก, ...
Turkish:tiny house, ...
Vietnamese:nhà nhỏ, ...

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