Definition of council house in English:

council house

noun

British

A house owned by a local council and rented out to tenants.
Example sentencesExamples
- I have a council house and a part-time job and not much money.
- Their mother lives in a council house marooned among gentrifying neighbours.
- They saw a man come out of the garden of an unoccupied council house and walk towards his red hatchback car, which had the engine running.
- After his father's death, he and his mother moved to a council house in Mosspark.
- Rather than lose the council house, tenants would be offered money to go and buy a house.
- It's nothing like you'd expect a council house to be, though.
- He says the experience has split up his family because there is no room in his new council house to accommodate his son's wish to move back to home.
- In fact, he was brought up in a council house in London.
- They want to rent a council house so that they have their own place.
- The rent paid by council house tenants goes into the housing revenue account.
- She is battling to stay in the council house which has been her home for 20 years.
- It used to be the case that people either got a council house, rented from a private landlord or got a mortgage to buy their home.
- Tenants who get behind with their council house rent will be shunted to the back of the queue for housing improvements under a new scheme.
- They have written to the Clifton council house tenant and told her that taking her vehicle across the verge into her garden was against the law.
- And we've got a council house whereas other drivers have mortgages or private rents.
- The couple moved into a terrace council house in the town and Hobson adopted her two children and they later had a daughter together.
- Her council house was stripped, the walls scanned and the patio dug up.
- I took a mortgage out not long ago to buy my council house.
- The jury heard that the couple had applied to buy their council house in Bowes Avenue and had a joint bank account that received regular payments.
- At the time he lived in a former council house in Woodlands Rise, Haworth.

词汇	council house
释义	Definition of council house in English: council house noun British A house owned by a local council and rented out to tenants. Example sentencesExamples I have a council house and a part-time job and not much money. Their mother lives in a council house marooned among gentrifying neighbours. They saw a man come out of the garden of an unoccupied council house and walk towards his red hatchback car, which had the engine running. After his father's death, he and his mother moved to a council house in Mosspark. Rather than lose the council house, tenants would be offered money to go and buy a house. It's nothing like you'd expect a council house to be, though. He says the experience has split up his family because there is no room in his new council house to accommodate his son's wish to move back to home. In fact, he was brought up in a council house in London. They want to rent a council house so that they have their own place. The rent paid by council house tenants goes into the housing revenue account. She is battling to stay in the council house which has been her home for 20 years. It used to be the case that people either got a council house, rented from a private landlord or got a mortgage to buy their home. Tenants who get behind with their council house rent will be shunted to the back of the queue for housing improvements under a new scheme. They have written to the Clifton council house tenant and told her that taking her vehicle across the verge into her garden was against the law. And we've got a council house whereas other drivers have mortgages or private rents. The couple moved into a terrace council house in the town and Hobson adopted her two children and they later had a daughter together. Her council house was stripped, the walls scanned and the patio dug up. I took a mortgage out not long ago to buy my council house. The jury heard that the couple had applied to buy their council house in Bowes Avenue and had a joint bank account that received regular payments. At the time he lived in a former council house in Woodlands Rise, Haworth.
随便看	breathe again breathe a sigh of relief breathe a sigh of relief breathe a word of breathed breathe down neck breathe down one's neck breathe down sb's neck breathe down somebody's neck breathe down someone's neck breathe down someone's neck breathe easier breathe easily breathe easy breathe fire breathe fire breathe freely breathe (freely) again breathe freely again breathe (freely) again breathe hard breathe hard/heavily breathe heavily breathe in breathe last