Definition of mews in English:

mews

noun mjuːzmjuz

British

1A row or street of houses or flats that have been converted from stables or built to look like former stables.
〈英〉马厩房（指由马厩改建或看似旧时马厩的一排住房）；马厩街（指两边住房由马厩改建或看似旧时马厩的小街）
an eighteenth-century mews
as modifier a mews house
in place names Eaton Mews
Example sentencesExamples
- An architect designed mews on Upper George's Avenue in Blackrock is now on the market through HOK Residential.
- Subject to planning permission this has obvious potential for conversion to a mews and a number of neighbouring properties have carried out this conversion.
- It was inevitable that a mock version of London property's most wanted house type - the mews - made its way to Malahide.
- It also includes the four-storey townhouses, basements, yards and mews.
- Dating from the early 1980s, this semi-detached four-bedroom mews is 130 square metres in area.
- They call this type of house a mews and they are highly sought after.
- The building comprised almost 266 square metres of net lettable space along with a full yard which provided car parking and a two-bedroom mews to the rear.
- This quaint cottage-style mews extends to 85 square metres, including a living room, dining room, three bedrooms and a bathroom.
- One was the main road that went through town, the second, across, went through to the office buildings and apartments, and the third to a couple mews of town houses.
- Falling over themselves to focus on Inigo Jones's church and piazza at Covent Garden, historians of Stuart London have overlooked the city's first mews (now Floral Street).
- The same agents sold a three-bedroom mews, Beiginish on Stable Lane in Monkstown, following its withdrawal from auction at €650,000.
- The entrance to the mews or garden flat is from the lane behind the main house, and it has the appearance of a country cottage.
- With three bedrooms, two receptions rooms and extensive use of timber flooring, the mews is in good order throughout.
- The basement and mews are occupied and are producing an annual income of €34,300.
- In the adjoining mews, living accommodation includes a lounge/dining room, kitchen cum breakfast room, two bedrooms and a bathroom.
- Jeffries watched him go down the street to the mews before stepping back and slowly closing the door.
- This is a unique cut-stone mews where no expense has been spared on the high-tech features and striking interior decor.
- A coach house at the end of the garden has vehicular access to a laneway and has obvious potential for conversion to a mews, subject to planning permission.
- This offers the potential for developing an extension or even building a three-bedroom mews, subject to planning permission.
- A strong selling point will be a 28 square metre stone outhouse with floored loft - this could be converted to a large garage or possibly a self-contained mews or granny flat, subject to planning permission.
1. 1.1 A group of stables, typically with rooms above, built round a yard or along an alley.
  （尤指楼上有住房，建于院子四周或小巷旁的）马厩，马车房
  Example sentencesExamples
  There is a summer mews in need of some tender loving care, and a large cement sunken area which could accommodate a fantastic water feature or even a swimming pool.
  The principal change from the first phase is the inclusion of a downstairs bedroom and the decision to remove the mews in favour of a sun lounge.
  She claimed her week of vacation time but went to the Center anyway and spent her days sitting in the mews and outside in the weathering areas, listening for anything that Spike had to say.
  It's called a mews rather than a laneway by the city, probably because it feels a lot more like a narrow street than an alley.
  Plans to convert the rundown cobbled mews behind the market in Hildreth Street into commercial space and new homes from November were lodged last month.
  A two-storey mews at the rear of the building fronts onto Laverty Court providing access to the car park.
  In addition to three reception rooms and four bedrooms, it boasts a self-contained granny flat, a two-story mews and extensive parking for six cars.
  ‘Had all the horses in the mews in a powerful fret,’ said Robert as he saddled his master's horse.
  The 419 square metre property includes a mews to the rear and parking for 11 cars.
  There is also space to the rear which could be developed to provide a mews, subject to planning permission.
  With a planning precedent already set for such buildings on Iona Drive, the selling agent sees no real obstacles to converting the mews into contemporary living space either for rent or sale.
  Someone, in the cloistered mews where Aston Martins are built, came up with some rather novel marketing ideas.

Origin

Late Middle English: plural of mew², originally referring to the royal stables on the site of the hawk mews at Charing Cross, London. The sense 'converted dwellings' dates from the early 19th century.

Rhymes

abuse, accuse, adieux, amuse, bemuse, billets-doux, blues, booze, bruise, choose, Clews, confuse, contuse, cruise, cruse, Cruz, diffuse, do's, Druze, effuse, enthuse, excuse, fuse (US fuze), Hughes, incuse, interfuse, lose, Mahfouz, misuse, muse, news, ooze, Ouse, perfuse, peruse, rhythm-and-blues, ruse, schmooze, snooze, suffuse, Toulouse, transfuse, trews, use, Vaduz, Veracruz, who's, whose, youse

Definition of mews in US English:

mews

nounmyo͞ozmjuz

British

1A row or street of houses or apartments that have been converted from stables or built to look like former stables.
〈英〉马厩房（指由马厩改建或看似旧时马厩的一排住房）；马厩街（指两边住房由马厩改建或看似旧时马厩的小街）
an eighteenth-century mews
as modifier a mews house
in place names Eaton Mews
Example sentencesExamples
- Falling over themselves to focus on Inigo Jones's church and piazza at Covent Garden, historians of Stuart London have overlooked the city's first mews (now Floral Street).
- It also includes the four-storey townhouses, basements, yards and mews.
- With three bedrooms, two receptions rooms and extensive use of timber flooring, the mews is in good order throughout.
- A strong selling point will be a 28 square metre stone outhouse with floored loft - this could be converted to a large garage or possibly a self-contained mews or granny flat, subject to planning permission.
- It was inevitable that a mock version of London property's most wanted house type - the mews - made its way to Malahide.
- Subject to planning permission this has obvious potential for conversion to a mews and a number of neighbouring properties have carried out this conversion.
- They call this type of house a mews and they are highly sought after.
- A coach house at the end of the garden has vehicular access to a laneway and has obvious potential for conversion to a mews, subject to planning permission.
- The same agents sold a three-bedroom mews, Beiginish on Stable Lane in Monkstown, following its withdrawal from auction at €650,000.
- This quaint cottage-style mews extends to 85 square metres, including a living room, dining room, three bedrooms and a bathroom.
- This offers the potential for developing an extension or even building a three-bedroom mews, subject to planning permission.
- An architect designed mews on Upper George's Avenue in Blackrock is now on the market through HOK Residential.
- Jeffries watched him go down the street to the mews before stepping back and slowly closing the door.
- One was the main road that went through town, the second, across, went through to the office buildings and apartments, and the third to a couple mews of town houses.
- In the adjoining mews, living accommodation includes a lounge/dining room, kitchen cum breakfast room, two bedrooms and a bathroom.
- This is a unique cut-stone mews where no expense has been spared on the high-tech features and striking interior decor.
- The basement and mews are occupied and are producing an annual income of €34,300.
- The building comprised almost 266 square metres of net lettable space along with a full yard which provided car parking and a two-bedroom mews to the rear.
- Dating from the early 1980s, this semi-detached four-bedroom mews is 130 square metres in area.
- The entrance to the mews or garden flat is from the lane behind the main house, and it has the appearance of a country cottage.
1. 1.1 A group of stables, typically with rooms above, built around a yard or along an alley.
  （尤指楼上有住房，建于院子四周或小巷旁的）马厩，马车房
  Example sentencesExamples
  There is a summer mews in need of some tender loving care, and a large cement sunken area which could accommodate a fantastic water feature or even a swimming pool.
  In addition to three reception rooms and four bedrooms, it boasts a self-contained granny flat, a two-story mews and extensive parking for six cars.
  Plans to convert the rundown cobbled mews behind the market in Hildreth Street into commercial space and new homes from November were lodged last month.
  The principal change from the first phase is the inclusion of a downstairs bedroom and the decision to remove the mews in favour of a sun lounge.
  She claimed her week of vacation time but went to the Center anyway and spent her days sitting in the mews and outside in the weathering areas, listening for anything that Spike had to say.
  A two-storey mews at the rear of the building fronts onto Laverty Court providing access to the car park.
  It's called a mews rather than a laneway by the city, probably because it feels a lot more like a narrow street than an alley.
  The 419 square metre property includes a mews to the rear and parking for 11 cars.
  Someone, in the cloistered mews where Aston Martins are built, came up with some rather novel marketing ideas.
  ‘Had all the horses in the mews in a powerful fret,’ said Robert as he saddled his master's horse.
  With a planning precedent already set for such buildings on Iona Drive, the selling agent sees no real obstacles to converting the mews into contemporary living space either for rent or sale.
  There is also space to the rear which could be developed to provide a mews, subject to planning permission.

Origin

Late Middle English: plural of mew, originally referring to the royal stables on the site of the hawk mews at Charing Cross, London. The sense ‘converted dwellings’ dates from the early 19th century.

词汇	mews
释义	Definition of mews in English: mews noun mjuːzmjuz British 1A row or street of houses or flats that have been converted from stables or built to look like former stables. 〈英〉马厩房（指由马厩改建或看似旧时马厩的一排住房）；马厩街（指两边住房由马厩改建或看似旧时马厩的小街） an eighteenth-century mews as modifier a mews house in place names Eaton Mews Example sentencesExamples An architect designed mews on Upper George's Avenue in Blackrock is now on the market through HOK Residential. Subject to planning permission this has obvious potential for conversion to a mews and a number of neighbouring properties have carried out this conversion. It was inevitable that a mock version of London property's most wanted house type - the mews - made its way to Malahide. It also includes the four-storey townhouses, basements, yards and mews. Dating from the early 1980s, this semi-detached four-bedroom mews is 130 square metres in area. They call this type of house a mews and they are highly sought after. The building comprised almost 266 square metres of net lettable space along with a full yard which provided car parking and a two-bedroom mews to the rear. This quaint cottage-style mews extends to 85 square metres, including a living room, dining room, three bedrooms and a bathroom. One was the main road that went through town, the second, across, went through to the office buildings and apartments, and the third to a couple mews of town houses. Falling over themselves to focus on Inigo Jones's church and piazza at Covent Garden, historians of Stuart London have overlooked the city's first mews (now Floral Street). The same agents sold a three-bedroom mews, Beiginish on Stable Lane in Monkstown, following its withdrawal from auction at €650,000. The entrance to the mews or garden flat is from the lane behind the main house, and it has the appearance of a country cottage. With three bedrooms, two receptions rooms and extensive use of timber flooring, the mews is in good order throughout. The basement and mews are occupied and are producing an annual income of €34,300. In the adjoining mews, living accommodation includes a lounge/dining room, kitchen cum breakfast room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Jeffries watched him go down the street to the mews before stepping back and slowly closing the door. This is a unique cut-stone mews where no expense has been spared on the high-tech features and striking interior decor. A coach house at the end of the garden has vehicular access to a laneway and has obvious potential for conversion to a mews, subject to planning permission. This offers the potential for developing an extension or even building a three-bedroom mews, subject to planning permission. A strong selling point will be a 28 square metre stone outhouse with floored loft - this could be converted to a large garage or possibly a self-contained mews or granny flat, subject to planning permission. 1.1 A group of stables, typically with rooms above, built round a yard or along an alley. （尤指楼上有住房，建于院子四周或小巷旁的）马厩，马车房 Example sentencesExamples There is a summer mews in need of some tender loving care, and a large cement sunken area which could accommodate a fantastic water feature or even a swimming pool. The principal change from the first phase is the inclusion of a downstairs bedroom and the decision to remove the mews in favour of a sun lounge. She claimed her week of vacation time but went to the Center anyway and spent her days sitting in the mews and outside in the weathering areas, listening for anything that Spike had to say. It's called a mews rather than a laneway by the city, probably because it feels a lot more like a narrow street than an alley. Plans to convert the rundown cobbled mews behind the market in Hildreth Street into commercial space and new homes from November were lodged last month. A two-storey mews at the rear of the building fronts onto Laverty Court providing access to the car park. In addition to three reception rooms and four bedrooms, it boasts a self-contained granny flat, a two-story mews and extensive parking for six cars. ‘Had all the horses in the mews in a powerful fret,’ said Robert as he saddled his master's horse. The 419 square metre property includes a mews to the rear and parking for 11 cars. There is also space to the rear which could be developed to provide a mews, subject to planning permission. With a planning precedent already set for such buildings on Iona Drive, the selling agent sees no real obstacles to converting the mews into contemporary living space either for rent or sale. Someone, in the cloistered mews where Aston Martins are built, came up with some rather novel marketing ideas. Origin Late Middle English: plural of mew², originally referring to the royal stables on the site of the hawk mews at Charing Cross, London. The sense 'converted dwellings' dates from the early 19th century. Rhymes abuse, accuse, adieux, amuse, bemuse, billets-doux, blues, booze, bruise, choose, Clews, confuse, contuse, cruise, cruse, Cruz, diffuse, do's, Druze, effuse, enthuse, excuse, fuse (US fuze), Hughes, incuse, interfuse, lose, Mahfouz, misuse, muse, news, ooze, Ouse, perfuse, peruse, rhythm-and-blues, ruse, schmooze, snooze, suffuse, Toulouse, transfuse, trews, use, Vaduz, Veracruz, who's, whose, youse Definition of mews in US English: mews nounmyo͞ozmjuz British 1A row or street of houses or apartments that have been converted from stables or built to look like former stables. 〈英〉马厩房（指由马厩改建或看似旧时马厩的一排住房）；马厩街（指两边住房由马厩改建或看似旧时马厩的小街） an eighteenth-century mews as modifier a mews house in place names Eaton Mews Example sentencesExamples Falling over themselves to focus on Inigo Jones's church and piazza at Covent Garden, historians of Stuart London have overlooked the city's first mews (now Floral Street). It also includes the four-storey townhouses, basements, yards and mews. With three bedrooms, two receptions rooms and extensive use of timber flooring, the mews is in good order throughout. A strong selling point will be a 28 square metre stone outhouse with floored loft - this could be converted to a large garage or possibly a self-contained mews or granny flat, subject to planning permission. It was inevitable that a mock version of London property's most wanted house type - the mews - made its way to Malahide. Subject to planning permission this has obvious potential for conversion to a mews and a number of neighbouring properties have carried out this conversion. They call this type of house a mews and they are highly sought after. A coach house at the end of the garden has vehicular access to a laneway and has obvious potential for conversion to a mews, subject to planning permission. The same agents sold a three-bedroom mews, Beiginish on Stable Lane in Monkstown, following its withdrawal from auction at €650,000. This quaint cottage-style mews extends to 85 square metres, including a living room, dining room, three bedrooms and a bathroom. This offers the potential for developing an extension or even building a three-bedroom mews, subject to planning permission. An architect designed mews on Upper George's Avenue in Blackrock is now on the market through HOK Residential. Jeffries watched him go down the street to the mews before stepping back and slowly closing the door. One was the main road that went through town, the second, across, went through to the office buildings and apartments, and the third to a couple mews of town houses. In the adjoining mews, living accommodation includes a lounge/dining room, kitchen cum breakfast room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. This is a unique cut-stone mews where no expense has been spared on the high-tech features and striking interior decor. The basement and mews are occupied and are producing an annual income of €34,300. The building comprised almost 266 square metres of net lettable space along with a full yard which provided car parking and a two-bedroom mews to the rear. Dating from the early 1980s, this semi-detached four-bedroom mews is 130 square metres in area. The entrance to the mews or garden flat is from the lane behind the main house, and it has the appearance of a country cottage. 1.1 A group of stables, typically with rooms above, built around a yard or along an alley. （尤指楼上有住房，建于院子四周或小巷旁的）马厩，马车房 Example sentencesExamples There is a summer mews in need of some tender loving care, and a large cement sunken area which could accommodate a fantastic water feature or even a swimming pool. In addition to three reception rooms and four bedrooms, it boasts a self-contained granny flat, a two-story mews and extensive parking for six cars. Plans to convert the rundown cobbled mews behind the market in Hildreth Street into commercial space and new homes from November were lodged last month. The principal change from the first phase is the inclusion of a downstairs bedroom and the decision to remove the mews in favour of a sun lounge. She claimed her week of vacation time but went to the Center anyway and spent her days sitting in the mews and outside in the weathering areas, listening for anything that Spike had to say. A two-storey mews at the rear of the building fronts onto Laverty Court providing access to the car park. It's called a mews rather than a laneway by the city, probably because it feels a lot more like a narrow street than an alley. The 419 square metre property includes a mews to the rear and parking for 11 cars. Someone, in the cloistered mews where Aston Martins are built, came up with some rather novel marketing ideas. ‘Had all the horses in the mews in a powerful fret,’ said Robert as he saddled his master's horse. With a planning precedent already set for such buildings on Iona Drive, the selling agent sees no real obstacles to converting the mews into contemporary living space either for rent or sale. There is also space to the rear which could be developed to provide a mews, subject to planning permission. Origin Late Middle English: plural of mew, originally referring to the royal stables on the site of the hawk mews at Charing Cross, London. The sense ‘converted dwellings’ dates from the early 19th century.
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