manor — a large house with land; the main house of an estate
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a large house with land; the main house of an estate
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmænər/
Korean meaning: 영지, 장원; 대저택과 그에 딸린 토지
Korean pronunciation: **매**너
Example Sentences
- The haunted manor was said to have 99 rooms, but nobody could find room number 13.
- She inherited the family manor along with three grumpy ghosts and a very expensive heating bill.
- The detective novel was set in a mysterious manor where the butler definitely did it.
manor
NOUN//ˈmænər//
a large house with land; the main house of an estate
a large house with land; the main house of an estate
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Origin
중세 유럽의 봉건제도에서 영주가 다스리는 영지를 뜻하는 말로, 라틴어 'manere(머물다)'에서 유래되었습니다. 영주가 '머무는 곳'이라는 의미에서 발전한 단어입니다.
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“The haunted manor was said to have 99 rooms, but nobody could find room number 13.”
“She inherited the family manor along with three grumpy ghosts and a very expensive heating bill.”
“The detective novel was set in a mysterious manor where the butler definitely did it.”
“The historic manor has been converted into a luxury hotel.”
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