Meaning of bush house in English:
bush house
noun
1Australian A large wooden garden structure that protects shade-loving plants and also serves as a living space.
‘all one side of the garden was taken up by a bush house full of splendid palms’- ‘There is a big variety of sections, including vegetable gardens, a fish pond and a bush house.’
- ‘There are two bush houses, a pergola, and a maple tree.’
- ‘It grows well in the sunny part of a bush house.’
- ‘In the case of a bush house, here again Cypripediums and Cymbidiums could be grown.’
- ‘The required shade may be easily provided by the erection of a bush-house.’
- 1.1A house in a rural area, built in a rustic style.‘she moved from the spacious bush house to a small bedsit in Canberra’
- ‘New models of domestic life evolve in adaptation to the architectural features of the Australian bush house.’
- ‘I've been coming to this bush house for 20 years, on and off, and I've never seen the dam this full.’
- ‘They were quickly taken out of the village to a bush house to stop other people getting the disease.’
- ‘He describes the 'eerie experience' of being alone in a bush house on a winter's night.’
- ‘We could build you a bush house here.’
- ‘There was always going to be another house, a bush house high on a hill somewhere overlooking the sea.’
- ‘They slept in a bush house near the Samberigi villages.’
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