furnished house

/ˈfɜːrnɪʃt haʊs/

noun phrase

  1. A house that is provided with furniture, such as beds, tables, chairs, and cupboards, usually for people to live in temporarily or without buying their own furniture.

    B1

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    • "They rented a furnished house near the beach."A2
    • "The furnished house included everything we needed for our six-month stay."B1
    • "We decided to rent a furnished house to avoid the hassle of moving furniture."A2
    • "A furnished house is often more convenient for tenants who are relocating for work."B2

Common mistakes

  • a furnitured house→a furnished house

    Use the adjective furnished, not furnitured.

Collocations

rent a furnished housefully furnished housepartly furnished housefurnished house for rentshort-term furnished house

Word family

furnishfurnishedfurnishingsfurniture