Definition of HMO in English:

HMO

nouneɪtʃɛmˈəʊˈoʊ

1British
the council is considering the idea of forcing the landlords of all HMOs to apply for a licence
short for house in multiple occupation
Example sentencesExamples
- The number of family homes being converted is reaching the level where people are concerned that entire communities will become dominated by HMOs.
- Where a property is not located within an area of 25% or more HMOs then change of use is likely to be granted subject to other planning considerations.
- The aims of the initiatives are to control the growth of HMOs and improve the standard and management of these properties.
- The residents of the Georgian street were backed by Fife Council, which refused consent for the former manse to be converted into two HMOs.
- The law is targeted at the 12,500 private houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) and is intended to protect those residents, such as students, from overcrowding and unsafe facilities.
- Swansea's Labour-led council said in its election manifesto that tackling what it called an "overconcentration" of HMOs which "blights" many parts of the city would be a major priority.
2US
short for health maintenance organization

Definition of HMO in US English:

HMO

nounˈoʊ

1US
short for health maintenance organization
2British
short for "house in multiple occupation"

单词	HMO
释义	Definition of HMO in English: HMO nouneɪtʃɛmˈəʊˈoʊ 1British the council is considering the idea of forcing the landlords of all HMOs to apply for a licence short for house in multiple occupation Example sentencesExamples The number of family homes being converted is reaching the level where people are concerned that entire communities will become dominated by HMOs. Where a property is not located within an area of 25% or more HMOs then change of use is likely to be granted subject to other planning considerations. The aims of the initiatives are to control the growth of HMOs and improve the standard and management of these properties. The residents of the Georgian street were backed by Fife Council, which refused consent for the former manse to be converted into two HMOs. The law is targeted at the 12,500 private houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) and is intended to protect those residents, such as students, from overcrowding and unsafe facilities. Swansea's Labour-led council said in its election manifesto that tackling what it called an "overconcentration" of HMOs which "blights" many parts of the city would be a major priority. 2US short for health maintenance organization Definition of HMO in US English: HMO nounˈoʊ 1US short for health maintenance organization 2British short for "house in multiple occupation"
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