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accommo'dation (n)

a place where you live or stay

a'ffordable (adj)

cheap enough for most people


'architecture (n)

the design and style of buildings

a'vailable (adj)

If something is available, you can use it or get it.

'benefit from (vp)

to be helped by something

'building materials (np)

the materials, e.g. bricks or wood, that buildings are made of

'citizen (n)

someone who live in a particular own or city

'decorate (v)

to make something look more attractive by putting things on it or around it

de'mand (n)

a need for something to be sold or supplies

engi'neer (n)

someone whose fob is to design, build or repair machines, engines, roads, bridges, etc.

'escalator (n)

moving stairs that take people from one level of a building to another

ex'ternal su'rroundings (np)

the things that are around the outside of something

'flexible (adj)

able to change or be changed easily according to the situation

foun'dations (n plural)

the part of a building, road, bridge, etc. that is under the ground and supports it

'housing (n)

buildings for people to live in

im'prove (v)

to get better or to make something better

knock down (vp)

to destroy a building or part of a building

'landmark (n)

a building that you can easily recognise, especially one that helps you to know where you are

ma'terial (n)

a solid substance from which things can be made

'occupant (n)

someone who lives or works in a room or buiding

old-'fashioned (adj)

not modern

stand out (vp)

to be very easy to see or notice

steel (n)

a very strong metal made from iron, used for making knives, machines, etc.

straight a'way (adv)

immediately

thatched (adj)

A thatched building has a roof that is made of straw (= dried grass-like sterms).

'timber (n)

wood that is used for building

tower block (np)

a very tall building divided in apartment or offices

tra'ditional (adj)

following the customs or way of behaving that continued in a group of people r society for long time

-shaped (suffix)

made to look like a particular shape