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Definition of treehouse - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
children's playsmall house built in a tree
- The kids spent the afternoon in their treehouse.
2.
structuresretreat or hideaway built among tree branches
- They built a cozy treehouse as a weekend getaway.
Images of treehouse

small house built in a tree 
retreat or hideaway built among tree branches
Origin of treehouse
English, tree (tree) + house (house)
Examples of treehouse in a sentence
The treehouse was their secret hideout. The children spent the afternoon playing in the treehouse. He sketched a design for a futuristic treehouse.
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- French:cabane dans les arbres, ...
- German:Baumhaus, ...
- Italian:casetta sull'albero, ...
- Spanish:casa del árbol, cabaña en el árbol, ...
- Portuguese:casa na árvore, ...
- Chinese:树屋, 树上小屋, ...
- Japanese:ツリーハウス, ...
- Arabic:بَيْت الشَّجَرَة, كُوخ الشَّجَرَة, ...
- Hebrew:בֵּית עֵץ, בֵּית עַל הָעֵץ, ...
- Russian:домик на дереве, ...
- Ukrainian:будиночок на дереві, дерев'яний будиночок, ...
- Hindi:ट्रीहाउस, ...
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