bungalow

• n. バンガロー; 小屋

語源はバングラデシュ、Bangladeshと同じ。ベンガル人が住む家を指す。

bungalow

bungalow: [17] Etymologically, bungalow means simply ‘Bengali’. Banglā is the Hind word for ‘of Bengal’ (as in Bangladesh), and English borrowed it (probably in the Gujarati version bangalo) in the sense ‘house in the Bengal style’. Originally this signified any simple, lightly-built, usually temporary structure, which by definition had only one storey, but it is the one-storeyedness that has come to be the identifying characteristic.

bungalow (n.)

1670s, from Gujarati bangalo, from Hindi bangla "low, thatched house," literally "Bengalese," used elliptically for "house in the Bengal style" (see Bengal). Related: Bungaloid.

1. He had lent the bungalow to the Conrads for a couple of weeks.

彼はその平屋をコンラッド一家に2、3週間貸した。

2.It was replica of the bungalow she had left.

家は彼女が離れた時のままだった。

3.A bungalow is/Bungalowsare a type of house.

小さな平屋は家の中の1つのタイプです。

4.It turned out that his "country cottage "was an enormous bungalow .

彼の「田舎の家」はもともと大きな平屋だった。

5.A bungalow is a type of house.

平屋は家のスタイルです。