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Definition of condo in English: condonounPlural condos ˈkɒndəʊˈkɑndoʊ North American informal short for condominium (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples - Battle noted that a second phase of 206 high-rise units and seven condos are planned.
- One of my oddest memories is of sitting with a group of friends in the living room of a small condo he had in Encino.
- Over my shoulder you see some of those famous high-rise condos that you see along south Florida's coast.
- Developers buy old, unused, dilapidated hotels and redevelop them into brand new upscale luxury condos.
- Put more simply, if you are a housesitter, you can eat the food in the fridge, but you can't sell the house and turn it into condos.
- He thinks vacations should be spent in hotels or condos equipped with cable-enhanced televisions.
- The couple was the first to purchase one of 15 condos in the buildings that date back to the late 1700s.
- There are themed condos where the buildings, the interiors and the common areas are decorated like jungles.
- Lawyer for the church Carl Primavera says the 17 luxury condos will stick up like a finger in the middle of the block.
- We had the best of both worlds - the comfort of a condo and the exotic landscape of Mexico.
- Paradise found, and bought: Second cousin to hotel condos is fractional ownership in resort hotels.
- The only difference is that a wall of high rise condos, office buildings and hotels surround the zone.
- This past year, as the piano has sat alone in the empty condo, I've felt badly for her.
- If I do, I might as well give it up, move into a condo, and get myself a nice easy chair.
- Inevitably as we pack the remaining contents of my condo the boxes of photos had to surface.
- Much of that sensation of displacement came from the question of the condo hanging over my head.
- The site has been sold, and will be razed to make room for condos and upscale shops.
- They're wanting to build high rises or apartment complexes or condos.
- For the life of me, I cannot understand why people move into condos and deed restricted areas with association rules.
- When I'm old and can't make it up the stairs you can stick me in one of those condos downtown that overlooks the ancient river.
Rhymes rondeau, rondo, secondo, tondo Definition of condo in US English: condonounˈkɑndoʊˈkändō North American informal short for condominium (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples - If I do, I might as well give it up, move into a condo, and get myself a nice easy chair.
- This past year, as the piano has sat alone in the empty condo, I've felt badly for her.
- He thinks vacations should be spent in hotels or condos equipped with cable-enhanced televisions.
- Inevitably as we pack the remaining contents of my condo the boxes of photos had to surface.
- Much of that sensation of displacement came from the question of the condo hanging over my head.
- When I'm old and can't make it up the stairs you can stick me in one of those condos downtown that overlooks the ancient river.
- Developers buy old, unused, dilapidated hotels and redevelop them into brand new upscale luxury condos.
- Put more simply, if you are a housesitter, you can eat the food in the fridge, but you can't sell the house and turn it into condos.
- The couple was the first to purchase one of 15 condos in the buildings that date back to the late 1700s.
- Lawyer for the church Carl Primavera says the 17 luxury condos will stick up like a finger in the middle of the block.
- Over my shoulder you see some of those famous high-rise condos that you see along south Florida's coast.
- For the life of me, I cannot understand why people move into condos and deed restricted areas with association rules.
- One of my oddest memories is of sitting with a group of friends in the living room of a small condo he had in Encino.
- Paradise found, and bought: Second cousin to hotel condos is fractional ownership in resort hotels.
- Battle noted that a second phase of 206 high-rise units and seven condos are planned.
- We had the best of both worlds - the comfort of a condo and the exotic landscape of Mexico.
- They're wanting to build high rises or apartment complexes or condos.
- The only difference is that a wall of high rise condos, office buildings and hotels surround the zone.
- The site has been sold, and will be razed to make room for condos and upscale shops.
- There are themed condos where the buildings, the interiors and the common areas are decorated like jungles.
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