Pronunciation: /koʊˈhaʊzɪŋ/
noun a type of housing that combines private living spaces with shared communal facilities
A1 Co-housing is a type of living arrangement where people live together in a community and share common spaces.
A2 Co-housing can be a great option for families who want to live in a close-knit community.
B1 Many co-housing communities have shared facilities such as a common kitchen and dining area.
B2 Residents of co-housing developments often participate in decision-making processes about the community.
C1 Co-housing projects require careful planning and collaboration among residents to be successful.
C2 The concept of co-housing promotes a sense of belonging and social connection among its residents.
formal Co-housing is a type of intentional community where residents actively participate in the design and operation of their own neighborhood.
informal Living in a co-housing setup means you get to know your neighbors really well.
slang Co-housing is like living in a big family with your friends.
figurative In a way, co-housing is like creating your own little village within a city.
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