Definition of outbuilding in English:

outbuilding

noun ˈaʊtbɪldɪŋˈaʊtˌbɪldɪŋ

A smaller separate building such as a shed or barn that belongs to a main building, such as a house or farm.
Example sentencesExamples
- Opening at the same time are several rooms in the main house and outbuildings that have not been opened to the public previously.
- In the absence of a church, meetings were held in the home or in an outbuilding on a farm.
- Major renovation work was done in the 1970s and both the main house and stone outbuildings have been re-roofed.
- Its outbuildings include a double garage, greenhouse, potting shed, kennels and workshop.
- There is also the added cost of maintaining estate houses, outbuildings, cottages and fences.
- It had destroyed five homes, a barn, 21 outbuildings, a boat and several vehicles.
- A stone arch separates the main house from stone outbuildings measuring 50 feet by 15.
- Inside one of the rural farm's outbuildings, steam pours from a large metal vat and a man stirs a huge pot of brewing barley with a large spade.
- There is also a range of stone outbuildings including a coach house, two garages, a workshop and log store.
- The former bike sheds and outbuildings will become individual creative arts workshops.
- Among other things he is urging people to ensure people to secure sheds, garages and outbuildings.
- This building is usually one of the larger outbuildings on the farm and is specially designed for corn storage.
- Farms can also provide outbuildings or barns for work to take place away from prying eyes.
- Residents had also been urged to check back gardens, outbuildings, sheds and garages.
- Much of the stone of the wall has today been plundered for the building of farmhouses, outbuildings and churches.
- Historic coach houses and outbuildings should where feasible be incorporated in any future uses of the inner block area.
- It can be anything from an old outbuilding to a small shed or barn.
- He also reminded householders that garden tools and power tools kept in sheds and outbuildings were valuable and therefore vulnerable to thieves.
- It boasts many outbuildings, a guest house, workshop, garages and even air raid bunkers.
- He added the main mill building and outbuildings would be demolished because they were fragile and there were traces of asbestos.
Synonyms
hut, lean-to, outhouse, shack

Definition of outbuilding in US English:

outbuilding

nounˈoutˌbildiNGˈaʊtˌbɪldɪŋ

A building, such as a shed, barn, or garage, on the same property but separate from a more important one, such as a house.
Example sentencesExamples
- Residents had also been urged to check back gardens, outbuildings, sheds and garages.
- There is also the added cost of maintaining estate houses, outbuildings, cottages and fences.
- The former bike sheds and outbuildings will become individual creative arts workshops.
- There is also a range of stone outbuildings including a coach house, two garages, a workshop and log store.
- Much of the stone of the wall has today been plundered for the building of farmhouses, outbuildings and churches.
- Opening at the same time are several rooms in the main house and outbuildings that have not been opened to the public previously.
- A stone arch separates the main house from stone outbuildings measuring 50 feet by 15.
- This building is usually one of the larger outbuildings on the farm and is specially designed for corn storage.
- He also reminded householders that garden tools and power tools kept in sheds and outbuildings were valuable and therefore vulnerable to thieves.
- It can be anything from an old outbuilding to a small shed or barn.
- Farms can also provide outbuildings or barns for work to take place away from prying eyes.
- It had destroyed five homes, a barn, 21 outbuildings, a boat and several vehicles.
- Inside one of the rural farm's outbuildings, steam pours from a large metal vat and a man stirs a huge pot of brewing barley with a large spade.
- Its outbuildings include a double garage, greenhouse, potting shed, kennels and workshop.
- Among other things he is urging people to ensure people to secure sheds, garages and outbuildings.
- Major renovation work was done in the 1970s and both the main house and stone outbuildings have been re-roofed.
- Historic coach houses and outbuildings should where feasible be incorporated in any future uses of the inner block area.
- It boasts many outbuildings, a guest house, workshop, garages and even air raid bunkers.
- He added the main mill building and outbuildings would be demolished because they were fragile and there were traces of asbestos.
- In the absence of a church, meetings were held in the home or in an outbuilding on a farm.
Synonyms
hut, lean-to, outhouse, shack

单词	outbuilding
释义	Definition of outbuilding in English: outbuilding noun ˈaʊtbɪldɪŋˈaʊtˌbɪldɪŋ A smaller separate building such as a shed or barn that belongs to a main building, such as a house or farm. Example sentencesExamples Opening at the same time are several rooms in the main house and outbuildings that have not been opened to the public previously. In the absence of a church, meetings were held in the home or in an outbuilding on a farm. Major renovation work was done in the 1970s and both the main house and stone outbuildings have been re-roofed. Its outbuildings include a double garage, greenhouse, potting shed, kennels and workshop. There is also the added cost of maintaining estate houses, outbuildings, cottages and fences. It had destroyed five homes, a barn, 21 outbuildings, a boat and several vehicles. A stone arch separates the main house from stone outbuildings measuring 50 feet by 15. Inside one of the rural farm's outbuildings, steam pours from a large metal vat and a man stirs a huge pot of brewing barley with a large spade. There is also a range of stone outbuildings including a coach house, two garages, a workshop and log store. The former bike sheds and outbuildings will become individual creative arts workshops. Among other things he is urging people to ensure people to secure sheds, garages and outbuildings. This building is usually one of the larger outbuildings on the farm and is specially designed for corn storage. Farms can also provide outbuildings or barns for work to take place away from prying eyes. Residents had also been urged to check back gardens, outbuildings, sheds and garages. Much of the stone of the wall has today been plundered for the building of farmhouses, outbuildings and churches. Historic coach houses and outbuildings should where feasible be incorporated in any future uses of the inner block area. It can be anything from an old outbuilding to a small shed or barn. He also reminded householders that garden tools and power tools kept in sheds and outbuildings were valuable and therefore vulnerable to thieves. It boasts many outbuildings, a guest house, workshop, garages and even air raid bunkers. He added the main mill building and outbuildings would be demolished because they were fragile and there were traces of asbestos. Synonyms hut, lean-to, outhouse, shack Definition of outbuilding in US English: outbuilding nounˈoutˌbildiNGˈaʊtˌbɪldɪŋ A building, such as a shed, barn, or garage, on the same property but separate from a more important one, such as a house. Example sentencesExamples Residents had also been urged to check back gardens, outbuildings, sheds and garages. There is also the added cost of maintaining estate houses, outbuildings, cottages and fences. The former bike sheds and outbuildings will become individual creative arts workshops. There is also a range of stone outbuildings including a coach house, two garages, a workshop and log store. Much of the stone of the wall has today been plundered for the building of farmhouses, outbuildings and churches. Opening at the same time are several rooms in the main house and outbuildings that have not been opened to the public previously. A stone arch separates the main house from stone outbuildings measuring 50 feet by 15. This building is usually one of the larger outbuildings on the farm and is specially designed for corn storage. He also reminded householders that garden tools and power tools kept in sheds and outbuildings were valuable and therefore vulnerable to thieves. It can be anything from an old outbuilding to a small shed or barn. Farms can also provide outbuildings or barns for work to take place away from prying eyes. It had destroyed five homes, a barn, 21 outbuildings, a boat and several vehicles. Inside one of the rural farm's outbuildings, steam pours from a large metal vat and a man stirs a huge pot of brewing barley with a large spade. Its outbuildings include a double garage, greenhouse, potting shed, kennels and workshop. Among other things he is urging people to ensure people to secure sheds, garages and outbuildings. Major renovation work was done in the 1970s and both the main house and stone outbuildings have been re-roofed. Historic coach houses and outbuildings should where feasible be incorporated in any future uses of the inner block area. It boasts many outbuildings, a guest house, workshop, garages and even air raid bunkers. He added the main mill building and outbuildings would be demolished because they were fragile and there were traces of asbestos. In the absence of a church, meetings were held in the home or in an outbuilding on a farm. Synonyms hut, lean-to, outhouse, shack
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