Definition of Usonian in English:

Usonian

adjectivejuːˈsəʊnɪənyo͞oˈsōnēən

1Relating to the United States.
the Usonian city
Example sentencesExamples
- Only in freedom can we build the Usonian city.
1. 1.1 Relating to or denoting the style of buildings designed in the 1930s by Frank Lloyd Wright, characterized by inexpensive construction and flat roofs.
  the Usonian houses of the depression years
  Example sentencesExamples
  Once the most stately and formal room in the house, the dining room passed out of existence in the Usonian house.
  Although Wright later designed several Usonian buildings in Ohio, the Westcott House in Springfield is his only prairie-style house in the state.
  This wasn't one of Wright's major buildings, but in the context of surviving Usonian homes it's very important.
  This descendant of Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian houses became ubiquitous across the post World War II landscape, and architects adore its open, one-story plan.
  Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian houses are of a scale that you can live in.

nounjuːˈsəʊnɪənyo͞oˈsōnēən

1A native or inhabitant of the United States.
we love life, we Usonians
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, as a Usonian, I don't recognize 0 as an age.
- She is one of the second generation Usonians who moved back with her own family eight years ago.
- I'm thinking right now a half magnum of rye - that's whiskey to you Usonians - might help get the job done.
- Forty per cent of Usonians speak Spanish as a native language, not to mention the many who speak it as a second language.
- It affirms the insecurity of Usonians in their own culture, and their abiding faith that Frenchifying something gives it class.
1. 1.1 A house built in the 1930s by Frank Lloyd Wright.
  the supplement illustrates several Usonians never before published
  Example sentencesExamples
  In contrast to other common styles of the time, Wright's Usonians were easily recognizable.
  This website on Wright's first Usonian House, the Jacobs House of 1936 (built for $5500, including architect's fee), offers a good idea of the principles on which all Usonians were based.
  When referring to low cost Usonians you really have to focus on the late 1930s. Labor was cheap then and elaborate craftsmanship easily affordable.
  The Penfield House was built in 1955 for $25,000 and is one of Wright's ‘Usonians.’

Origin

Early 20th century: an acronym from United States + -onian after Amazonian, Devonian, etc..

Definition of Usonian in US English:

Usonian

adjectiveyo͞oˈsōnēən

1Relating to the United States.
the Usonian city
Example sentencesExamples
- Only in freedom can we build the Usonian city.
1. 1.1 Relating to or denoting the style of buildings designed in the 1930s by Frank Lloyd Wright, characterized by inexpensive construction and flat roofs.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This descendant of Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian houses became ubiquitous across the post World War II landscape, and architects adore its open, one-story plan.
  Although Wright later designed several Usonian buildings in Ohio, the Westcott House in Springfield is his only prairie-style house in the state.
  Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian houses are of a scale that you can live in.
  Once the most stately and formal room in the house, the dining room passed out of existence in the Usonian house.
  This wasn't one of Wright's major buildings, but in the context of surviving Usonian homes it's very important.

nounyo͞oˈsōnēən

1A native or inhabitant of the United States.
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm thinking right now a half magnum of rye - that's whiskey to you Usonians - might help get the job done.
- She is one of the second generation Usonians who moved back with her own family eight years ago.
- It affirms the insecurity of Usonians in their own culture, and their abiding faith that Frenchifying something gives it class.
- Forty per cent of Usonians speak Spanish as a native language, not to mention the many who speak it as a second language.
- Well, as a Usonian, I don't recognize 0 as an age.
1. 1.1 A house built in the 1930s by Frank Lloyd Wright.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Penfield House was built in 1955 for $25,000 and is one of Wright's ‘Usonians.’
  When referring to low cost Usonians you really have to focus on the late 1930s. Labor was cheap then and elaborate craftsmanship easily affordable.
  This website on Wright's first Usonian House, the Jacobs House of 1936 (built for $5500, including architect's fee), offers a good idea of the principles on which all Usonians were based.
  In contrast to other common styles of the time, Wright's Usonians were easily recognizable.

Origin

Early 20th century: an acronym from United States + -onian after Amazonian, Devonian, etc..

单词	Usonian
释义	Definition of Usonian in English: Usonian adjectivejuːˈsəʊnɪənyo͞oˈsōnēən 1Relating to the United States. the Usonian city Example sentencesExamples Only in freedom can we build the Usonian city. 1.1 Relating to or denoting the style of buildings designed in the 1930s by Frank Lloyd Wright, characterized by inexpensive construction and flat roofs. the Usonian houses of the depression years Example sentencesExamples Once the most stately and formal room in the house, the dining room passed out of existence in the Usonian house. Although Wright later designed several Usonian buildings in Ohio, the Westcott House in Springfield is his only prairie-style house in the state. This wasn't one of Wright's major buildings, but in the context of surviving Usonian homes it's very important. This descendant of Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian houses became ubiquitous across the post World War II landscape, and architects adore its open, one-story plan. Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian houses are of a scale that you can live in. nounjuːˈsəʊnɪənyo͞oˈsōnēən 1A native or inhabitant of the United States. we love life, we Usonians Example sentencesExamples Well, as a Usonian, I don't recognize 0 as an age. She is one of the second generation Usonians who moved back with her own family eight years ago. I'm thinking right now a half magnum of rye - that's whiskey to you Usonians - might help get the job done. Forty per cent of Usonians speak Spanish as a native language, not to mention the many who speak it as a second language. It affirms the insecurity of Usonians in their own culture, and their abiding faith that Frenchifying something gives it class. 1.1 A house built in the 1930s by Frank Lloyd Wright. the supplement illustrates several Usonians never before published Example sentencesExamples In contrast to other common styles of the time, Wright's Usonians were easily recognizable. This website on Wright's first Usonian House, the Jacobs House of 1936 (built for $5500, including architect's fee), offers a good idea of the principles on which all Usonians were based. When referring to low cost Usonians you really have to focus on the late 1930s. Labor was cheap then and elaborate craftsmanship easily affordable. The Penfield House was built in 1955 for $25,000 and is one of Wright's ‘Usonians.’ Origin Early 20th century: an acronym from United States + -onian after Amazonian, Devonian, etc.. Definition of Usonian in US English: Usonian adjectiveyo͞oˈsōnēən 1Relating to the United States. the Usonian city Example sentencesExamples Only in freedom can we build the Usonian city. 1.1 Relating to or denoting the style of buildings designed in the 1930s by Frank Lloyd Wright, characterized by inexpensive construction and flat roofs. Example sentencesExamples This descendant of Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian houses became ubiquitous across the post World War II landscape, and architects adore its open, one-story plan. Although Wright later designed several Usonian buildings in Ohio, the Westcott House in Springfield is his only prairie-style house in the state. Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian houses are of a scale that you can live in. Once the most stately and formal room in the house, the dining room passed out of existence in the Usonian house. This wasn't one of Wright's major buildings, but in the context of surviving Usonian homes it's very important. nounyo͞oˈsōnēən 1A native or inhabitant of the United States. Example sentencesExamples I'm thinking right now a half magnum of rye - that's whiskey to you Usonians - might help get the job done. She is one of the second generation Usonians who moved back with her own family eight years ago. It affirms the insecurity of Usonians in their own culture, and their abiding faith that Frenchifying something gives it class. Forty per cent of Usonians speak Spanish as a native language, not to mention the many who speak it as a second language. Well, as a Usonian, I don't recognize 0 as an age. 1.1 A house built in the 1930s by Frank Lloyd Wright. Example sentencesExamples The Penfield House was built in 1955 for $25,000 and is one of Wright's ‘Usonians.’ When referring to low cost Usonians you really have to focus on the late 1930s. Labor was cheap then and elaborate craftsmanship easily affordable. This website on Wright's first Usonian House, the Jacobs House of 1936 (built for $5500, including architect's fee), offers a good idea of the principles on which all Usonians were based. In contrast to other common styles of the time, Wright's Usonians were easily recognizable. Origin Early 20th century: an acronym from United States + -onian after Amazonian, Devonian, etc..
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