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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmænər/ · UK /ˈmænə/
manor means: A large country house belonging to a rich family.
noun
LARGE HOUSEB2
A large country house belonging to a rich family.
- They live in an old manor.
- The manor has twenty bedrooms.
- We stayed in a restored manor near the village.
COUNTRY ESTATEC1
A large area of land belonging to a rich family, usually with a main house.
- The manor included three farms.
- His family owned the manor for centuries.
- Several villages lay within the medieval manor.
Questions about manor
What does manor mean?
A large country house belonging to a rich family.
What is manor in other languages?
Türkçe: malikâne · Español: casa señorial · Français: manoir · Deutsch: Herrenhaus · Italiano: villa · 日本語: 館
How do you pronounce manor?
In American English /ˈmænər/; in British English /ˈmænə/.
How do you use manor in a sentence?
They live in an old manor. The manor has twenty bedrooms.
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