villa
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++vil·la /ˈvɪlə/ noun [countable] 1. British English a house that you use or rent while you are on holiday 〔自用或供出租的〕度假别墅2. TBBDHHa big house in the country with a large garden 〔带有大花园的〕乡间别墅3 a house in a town 〔城里的〕房子 Victorian villas 维多利亚风格的房子4. TBBan ancient Roman house or farm with land surrounding it 〔四周土地环绕的古罗马〕庄园,宅邸
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villa• Last year his family bought a villa in a smart Athens suburb.• She studied my schedule and booked us into a villa in Aruba for a week.• The materials used to build villas varied according to what was easily available nearby.• Guy Sterne's magnificent villa stood alone, on its own private crescent of beach.• There was somebody moving around in the villa.• Together they went back inside the villa.• Then Miguel himself came round the corner of the villa, dressed in a white open-necked shirt and dark fitted trousers.Origin villa (1600-1700) Italian Latin, “country home, farm”vil·la nounChineseSyllable
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Villa
Vil‧la, Pan‧cho /ˈviːə, ˈpæntʃəʊ $ ˈpɑːn-/

(about 1878–1923) a Mexican leader of a revolution against the Mexico government
Vil‧la, Pan‧cho /ˈviːə, ˈpæntʃəʊ $ ˈpɑːn-/

(about 1878–1923) a Mexican leader of a revolution against the Mexico government
villa
vil‧la /ˈvɪlə/
noun [countable]
2. a big house in the country with a large garden
3. a house in a town:
Victorian villas
4. an ancient Roman house or farm with land surrounding it
vil‧la /ˈvɪlə/
noun [countable] Date: 1600-1700
Language: Italian
Origin: Latin, 'country home, farm'
1. British English a house that you use or rent while you are on holidayLanguage: Italian
Origin: Latin, 'country home, farm'
2. a big house in the country with a large garden
3. a house in a town:
4. an ancient Roman house or farm with land surrounding it