Definition of storehouse in English:

storehouse

nounˈstɔːhaʊsˈstɔrˌhaʊs

1A building used for storing goods.
Example sentencesExamples
- Lowering her longing eyes from Philip's splendid home, Agnes turned down a narrow alley-like road squeezed between a storehouse and a two-storey building.
- Essentially profit-driven, these schools set up by provincial people are chiefly housed in abandoned storehouses or residential areas, and not subject to local supervision
- In addition to the hall there are many other buildings, such as storehouses, guest houses, workshops, stables, servants' houses, a bake-house or kitchen and a stone built chapel.
- Beside the town of Habuwa are remains of dwellings, storehouses and administrative buildings dating back to the Hyksos and the New Kingdom periods, as well as a great many ovens for baking bread to feed a large number of soldiers.
- The fire also lit other workshops and storehouses leading to several continuous explosions.
- Almost all these rock bands practise in basements of residential buildings that are too damp for people to live in, and are often used as storehouses.
- Investigations indicated the fire started from a temporary storehouse at the building's rear adjacent to a boiler room.
- Tagore compares big libraries to storehouses and smaller ones to eating joints, which are frequented by many on a daily basis.
- Most of the buildings still standing served as ammunition and fuel storehouses.
- While most thieves have simply broken into sheds or storehouses, one industrious thief actually harvested someone else's rice himself during the night, reducing a lush golden field to a small rectangular patch.
- He recounted an incident in which food contributed by international donors had been placed in a storehouse near the governor's office.
- Ammunition and guns have disappeared from storehouses.
- It is advisable that prior to harvesting, the granaries and other storehouses are carefully cleaned.
- Wasn't this place supposed to be a storehouse for treasure?
- The police stormed a storehouse located in Pudong and found 994 pieces of fireworks the size of small TV sets.
- Some of the material was found in what was later felt to be a storehouse or shrine, and a second site revealed the burial chamber of an important person.
- A host of additional outbuildings were discovered as well, including two dairies, a smokehouse, a granary, and two storehouses, all adjacent to the house.
- The outpost was approximately one-half mile from the crossing and consisted of two existing buildings converted into a hospital and a commissary storehouse.
- Set up in 1929, the museum has served as a storehouse for obsolete instruments and equipment and laboratory specimens, some of them difficult to date.
- At least 20 people died and 175 were injured yesterday when a fireworks storehouse caught fire, triggering multiple explosions and sending billowing fireballs over the Dutch town of Enschede.
Synonyms
warehouse, depository, repository, store, storeroom, depot, entrepôt
granary, silo
treasury, vault, strongroom
arsenal, armoury
in India &amp Malaysia godown
archaic garner
1. 1.1 A large supply of something.
  an enormous storehouse of facts
  Example sentencesExamples
  But with his passing we have lost an irreplaceable memory, a vast storehouse of historic knowledge, and one of the last members of the generation that brought modern ways to the Canadian Arctic.
  In the environment there is a dimension that resists and escapes us: to reduce the world to a storehouse of materials for limited human purposes is thus to put in question any serious belief in an indestructible human value.
  The write-ups are a storehouse of information for future generations.
  The centre, a trade and tourism complex, could become a storehouse of information on the eventful history of Kerala, its cultural heritage, tourism and commercial potential and Ayurveda.
  In this small daily enterprise I hope to shift from being a writer who works in fits and starts to someone practising their craft daily, as well as creating a storehouse of ideas for longer pieces of work.
  Making use of the storehouse of the unconscious, the automatism of contemporary technologies, and the power of collective action, such groups present us with a truly alternative mode to the production of knowledge.
  It is the duty of any scientist to expand the storehouse of knowledge.
  In the Upanishads, the veritable storehouse of Indian philosophy, the sublime and the mundane, occasionally even the ludicrous, co-exist.
  But there is a vast storehouse of useful information in our everyday experience.
  Like many, I've found the Bible a storehouse of wisdom and life.
  ‘There was a time,’ said Smith, ‘when I believed Robert was a storehouse of all the best that was in our culture.’
  India with its vast variety of races and cultures is a veritable storehouse of folk dances.
  Demolition enjoyed support among many former employees; factory buildings were dominating physical structures in the lives of workers, storehouses of powerful, oppressive memories.
  And here I thought you were the one to enlighten me with your storehouse of knowledge.
  He is a storehouse of the history of our Carnival and a true ambassador for our culture.
  Women always have a richer storehouse of vocabulary that they inherit from their mothers and grandmothers.
  Not only does a journal provide a storehouse of material, and encourage sharp observation and profound reflection, but also it is developing the habit and skills of writing through regular engagement.
  The book is a storehouse of knowledge on each of the 42 constituencies and will be on sale nationwide for €19.95.
  Wetlands are the storehouses of groundwater and play a key role in maintaining the water table.
  At the very least, everybody understood that literature was a storehouse of documentary knowledge.
  Synonyms
  stock, store, reserve, reservoir, stockpile, heap, pile, mass, hoard, cache, collection, repository

Rhymes

poorhouse, whorehouse

Definition of storehouse in US English:

storehouse

nounˈstôrˌhousˈstɔrˌhaʊs

1A building used for storing goods.
Example sentencesExamples
- The outpost was approximately one-half mile from the crossing and consisted of two existing buildings converted into a hospital and a commissary storehouse.
- At least 20 people died and 175 were injured yesterday when a fireworks storehouse caught fire, triggering multiple explosions and sending billowing fireballs over the Dutch town of Enschede.
- Set up in 1929, the museum has served as a storehouse for obsolete instruments and equipment and laboratory specimens, some of them difficult to date.
- Wasn't this place supposed to be a storehouse for treasure?
- Beside the town of Habuwa are remains of dwellings, storehouses and administrative buildings dating back to the Hyksos and the New Kingdom periods, as well as a great many ovens for baking bread to feed a large number of soldiers.
- Lowering her longing eyes from Philip's splendid home, Agnes turned down a narrow alley-like road squeezed between a storehouse and a two-storey building.
- Some of the material was found in what was later felt to be a storehouse or shrine, and a second site revealed the burial chamber of an important person.
- Essentially profit-driven, these schools set up by provincial people are chiefly housed in abandoned storehouses or residential areas, and not subject to local supervision
- He recounted an incident in which food contributed by international donors had been placed in a storehouse near the governor's office.
- The police stormed a storehouse located in Pudong and found 994 pieces of fireworks the size of small TV sets.
- It is advisable that prior to harvesting, the granaries and other storehouses are carefully cleaned.
- The fire also lit other workshops and storehouses leading to several continuous explosions.
- Most of the buildings still standing served as ammunition and fuel storehouses.
- While most thieves have simply broken into sheds or storehouses, one industrious thief actually harvested someone else's rice himself during the night, reducing a lush golden field to a small rectangular patch.
- In addition to the hall there are many other buildings, such as storehouses, guest houses, workshops, stables, servants' houses, a bake-house or kitchen and a stone built chapel.
- Ammunition and guns have disappeared from storehouses.
- Investigations indicated the fire started from a temporary storehouse at the building's rear adjacent to a boiler room.
- Almost all these rock bands practise in basements of residential buildings that are too damp for people to live in, and are often used as storehouses.
- A host of additional outbuildings were discovered as well, including two dairies, a smokehouse, a granary, and two storehouses, all adjacent to the house.
- Tagore compares big libraries to storehouses and smaller ones to eating joints, which are frequented by many on a daily basis.
Synonyms
warehouse, depository, repository, store, storeroom, depot, entrepôt
1. 1.1 A large supply of something.
  an enormous storehouse of facts
  Example sentencesExamples
  He is a storehouse of the history of our Carnival and a true ambassador for our culture.
  In the Upanishads, the veritable storehouse of Indian philosophy, the sublime and the mundane, occasionally even the ludicrous, co-exist.
  Not only does a journal provide a storehouse of material, and encourage sharp observation and profound reflection, but also it is developing the habit and skills of writing through regular engagement.
  The book is a storehouse of knowledge on each of the 42 constituencies and will be on sale nationwide for €19.95.
  But with his passing we have lost an irreplaceable memory, a vast storehouse of historic knowledge, and one of the last members of the generation that brought modern ways to the Canadian Arctic.
  Making use of the storehouse of the unconscious, the automatism of contemporary technologies, and the power of collective action, such groups present us with a truly alternative mode to the production of knowledge.
  Wetlands are the storehouses of groundwater and play a key role in maintaining the water table.
  In the environment there is a dimension that resists and escapes us: to reduce the world to a storehouse of materials for limited human purposes is thus to put in question any serious belief in an indestructible human value.
  The write-ups are a storehouse of information for future generations.
  Women always have a richer storehouse of vocabulary that they inherit from their mothers and grandmothers.
  Demolition enjoyed support among many former employees; factory buildings were dominating physical structures in the lives of workers, storehouses of powerful, oppressive memories.
  It is the duty of any scientist to expand the storehouse of knowledge.
  India with its vast variety of races and cultures is a veritable storehouse of folk dances.
  At the very least, everybody understood that literature was a storehouse of documentary knowledge.
  But there is a vast storehouse of useful information in our everyday experience.
  In this small daily enterprise I hope to shift from being a writer who works in fits and starts to someone practising their craft daily, as well as creating a storehouse of ideas for longer pieces of work.
  And here I thought you were the one to enlighten me with your storehouse of knowledge.
  Like many, I've found the Bible a storehouse of wisdom and life.
  The centre, a trade and tourism complex, could become a storehouse of information on the eventful history of Kerala, its cultural heritage, tourism and commercial potential and Ayurveda.
  ‘There was a time,’ said Smith, ‘when I believed Robert was a storehouse of all the best that was in our culture.’
  Synonyms
  stock, store, reserve, reservoir, stockpile, heap, pile, mass, hoard, cache, collection, repository

单词	storehouse
释义	Definition of storehouse in English: storehouse nounˈstɔːhaʊsˈstɔrˌhaʊs 1A building used for storing goods. Example sentencesExamples Lowering her longing eyes from Philip's splendid home, Agnes turned down a narrow alley-like road squeezed between a storehouse and a two-storey building. Essentially profit-driven, these schools set up by provincial people are chiefly housed in abandoned storehouses or residential areas, and not subject to local supervision In addition to the hall there are many other buildings, such as storehouses, guest houses, workshops, stables, servants' houses, a bake-house or kitchen and a stone built chapel. Beside the town of Habuwa are remains of dwellings, storehouses and administrative buildings dating back to the Hyksos and the New Kingdom periods, as well as a great many ovens for baking bread to feed a large number of soldiers. The fire also lit other workshops and storehouses leading to several continuous explosions. Almost all these rock bands practise in basements of residential buildings that are too damp for people to live in, and are often used as storehouses. Investigations indicated the fire started from a temporary storehouse at the building's rear adjacent to a boiler room. Tagore compares big libraries to storehouses and smaller ones to eating joints, which are frequented by many on a daily basis. Most of the buildings still standing served as ammunition and fuel storehouses. While most thieves have simply broken into sheds or storehouses, one industrious thief actually harvested someone else's rice himself during the night, reducing a lush golden field to a small rectangular patch. He recounted an incident in which food contributed by international donors had been placed in a storehouse near the governor's office. Ammunition and guns have disappeared from storehouses. It is advisable that prior to harvesting, the granaries and other storehouses are carefully cleaned. Wasn't this place supposed to be a storehouse for treasure? The police stormed a storehouse located in Pudong and found 994 pieces of fireworks the size of small TV sets. Some of the material was found in what was later felt to be a storehouse or shrine, and a second site revealed the burial chamber of an important person. A host of additional outbuildings were discovered as well, including two dairies, a smokehouse, a granary, and two storehouses, all adjacent to the house. The outpost was approximately one-half mile from the crossing and consisted of two existing buildings converted into a hospital and a commissary storehouse. Set up in 1929, the museum has served as a storehouse for obsolete instruments and equipment and laboratory specimens, some of them difficult to date. At least 20 people died and 175 were injured yesterday when a fireworks storehouse caught fire, triggering multiple explosions and sending billowing fireballs over the Dutch town of Enschede. Synonyms warehouse, depository, repository, store, storeroom, depot, entrepôt granary, silo treasury, vault, strongroom arsenal, armoury in India &amp Malaysia godown archaic garner 1.1 A large supply of something. an enormous storehouse of facts Example sentencesExamples But with his passing we have lost an irreplaceable memory, a vast storehouse of historic knowledge, and one of the last members of the generation that brought modern ways to the Canadian Arctic. In the environment there is a dimension that resists and escapes us: to reduce the world to a storehouse of materials for limited human purposes is thus to put in question any serious belief in an indestructible human value. The write-ups are a storehouse of information for future generations. The centre, a trade and tourism complex, could become a storehouse of information on the eventful history of Kerala, its cultural heritage, tourism and commercial potential and Ayurveda. In this small daily enterprise I hope to shift from being a writer who works in fits and starts to someone practising their craft daily, as well as creating a storehouse of ideas for longer pieces of work. Making use of the storehouse of the unconscious, the automatism of contemporary technologies, and the power of collective action, such groups present us with a truly alternative mode to the production of knowledge. It is the duty of any scientist to expand the storehouse of knowledge. In the Upanishads, the veritable storehouse of Indian philosophy, the sublime and the mundane, occasionally even the ludicrous, co-exist. But there is a vast storehouse of useful information in our everyday experience. Like many, I've found the Bible a storehouse of wisdom and life. ‘There was a time,’ said Smith, ‘when I believed Robert was a storehouse of all the best that was in our culture.’ India with its vast variety of races and cultures is a veritable storehouse of folk dances. Demolition enjoyed support among many former employees; factory buildings were dominating physical structures in the lives of workers, storehouses of powerful, oppressive memories. And here I thought you were the one to enlighten me with your storehouse of knowledge. He is a storehouse of the history of our Carnival and a true ambassador for our culture. Women always have a richer storehouse of vocabulary that they inherit from their mothers and grandmothers. Not only does a journal provide a storehouse of material, and encourage sharp observation and profound reflection, but also it is developing the habit and skills of writing through regular engagement. The book is a storehouse of knowledge on each of the 42 constituencies and will be on sale nationwide for €19.95. Wetlands are the storehouses of groundwater and play a key role in maintaining the water table. At the very least, everybody understood that literature was a storehouse of documentary knowledge. Synonyms stock, store, reserve, reservoir, stockpile, heap, pile, mass, hoard, cache, collection, repository Rhymes poorhouse, whorehouse Definition of storehouse in US English: storehouse nounˈstôrˌhousˈstɔrˌhaʊs 1A building used for storing goods. Example sentencesExamples The outpost was approximately one-half mile from the crossing and consisted of two existing buildings converted into a hospital and a commissary storehouse. At least 20 people died and 175 were injured yesterday when a fireworks storehouse caught fire, triggering multiple explosions and sending billowing fireballs over the Dutch town of Enschede. Set up in 1929, the museum has served as a storehouse for obsolete instruments and equipment and laboratory specimens, some of them difficult to date. Wasn't this place supposed to be a storehouse for treasure? Beside the town of Habuwa are remains of dwellings, storehouses and administrative buildings dating back to the Hyksos and the New Kingdom periods, as well as a great many ovens for baking bread to feed a large number of soldiers. Lowering her longing eyes from Philip's splendid home, Agnes turned down a narrow alley-like road squeezed between a storehouse and a two-storey building. Some of the material was found in what was later felt to be a storehouse or shrine, and a second site revealed the burial chamber of an important person. Essentially profit-driven, these schools set up by provincial people are chiefly housed in abandoned storehouses or residential areas, and not subject to local supervision He recounted an incident in which food contributed by international donors had been placed in a storehouse near the governor's office. The police stormed a storehouse located in Pudong and found 994 pieces of fireworks the size of small TV sets. It is advisable that prior to harvesting, the granaries and other storehouses are carefully cleaned. The fire also lit other workshops and storehouses leading to several continuous explosions. Most of the buildings still standing served as ammunition and fuel storehouses. While most thieves have simply broken into sheds or storehouses, one industrious thief actually harvested someone else's rice himself during the night, reducing a lush golden field to a small rectangular patch. In addition to the hall there are many other buildings, such as storehouses, guest houses, workshops, stables, servants' houses, a bake-house or kitchen and a stone built chapel. Ammunition and guns have disappeared from storehouses. Investigations indicated the fire started from a temporary storehouse at the building's rear adjacent to a boiler room. Almost all these rock bands practise in basements of residential buildings that are too damp for people to live in, and are often used as storehouses. A host of additional outbuildings were discovered as well, including two dairies, a smokehouse, a granary, and two storehouses, all adjacent to the house. Tagore compares big libraries to storehouses and smaller ones to eating joints, which are frequented by many on a daily basis. Synonyms warehouse, depository, repository, store, storeroom, depot, entrepôt 1.1 A large supply of something. an enormous storehouse of facts Example sentencesExamples He is a storehouse of the history of our Carnival and a true ambassador for our culture. In the Upanishads, the veritable storehouse of Indian philosophy, the sublime and the mundane, occasionally even the ludicrous, co-exist. Not only does a journal provide a storehouse of material, and encourage sharp observation and profound reflection, but also it is developing the habit and skills of writing through regular engagement. The book is a storehouse of knowledge on each of the 42 constituencies and will be on sale nationwide for €19.95. But with his passing we have lost an irreplaceable memory, a vast storehouse of historic knowledge, and one of the last members of the generation that brought modern ways to the Canadian Arctic. Making use of the storehouse of the unconscious, the automatism of contemporary technologies, and the power of collective action, such groups present us with a truly alternative mode to the production of knowledge. Wetlands are the storehouses of groundwater and play a key role in maintaining the water table. In the environment there is a dimension that resists and escapes us: to reduce the world to a storehouse of materials for limited human purposes is thus to put in question any serious belief in an indestructible human value. The write-ups are a storehouse of information for future generations. Women always have a richer storehouse of vocabulary that they inherit from their mothers and grandmothers. Demolition enjoyed support among many former employees; factory buildings were dominating physical structures in the lives of workers, storehouses of powerful, oppressive memories. It is the duty of any scientist to expand the storehouse of knowledge. India with its vast variety of races and cultures is a veritable storehouse of folk dances. At the very least, everybody understood that literature was a storehouse of documentary knowledge. But there is a vast storehouse of useful information in our everyday experience. In this small daily enterprise I hope to shift from being a writer who works in fits and starts to someone practising their craft daily, as well as creating a storehouse of ideas for longer pieces of work. And here I thought you were the one to enlighten me with your storehouse of knowledge. Like many, I've found the Bible a storehouse of wisdom and life. The centre, a trade and tourism complex, could become a storehouse of information on the eventful history of Kerala, its cultural heritage, tourism and commercial potential and Ayurveda. ‘There was a time,’ said Smith, ‘when I believed Robert was a storehouse of all the best that was in our culture.’ Synonyms stock, store, reserve, reservoir, stockpile, heap, pile, mass, hoard, cache, collection, repository
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