Meaning & use
Vietnamese mansion
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Meaning
nouncountable
A very large and impressive house in Vietnam, or one designed in a traditional Vietnamese architectural style.
Grammar: Countable: 'a Vietnamese mansion' or 'Vietnamese mansions'.
Patterns
- a Vietnamese mansion
- Vietnamese mansions
- live in a Vietnamese mansion
The family lives in a Vietnamese mansion with a courtyard and a tiled roof.
We toured a restored Vietnamese mansion in Hue.
Many Vietnamese mansions combine French colonial and local design elements.
Word forms
| plural | Vietnamese mansions |
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Common combinations
- a grand Vietnamese mansion
- The street is lined with grand Vietnamese mansions.
- a traditional Vietnamese mansion
- They visited a traditional Vietnamese mansion in the old quarter.
- build a Vietnamese mansion
- The businessman decided to build a Vietnamese mansion near the river.
Synonyms and how they differ
Practice
What is a Vietnamese mansion?
Choose one answer.
A mansion is a very large house, so a Vietnamese mansion is a large house in Vietnam or in Vietnamese style. The other options are unrelated.
Make it your own
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