Pronunciation: /lɔŋˌhaʊs/
noun a long, narrow, single-room building used by some Native American peoples, especially in the Northeast, as a community center
A1 The longhouse is a traditional type of house used by indigenous people in Borneo.
A2 Visitors can experience staying in a longhouse when they visit certain tribes in Malaysia.
B1 The longhouse was built using materials found in the surrounding forest.
B2 The longhouse served as a communal living space for multiple families in the village.
C1 The intricate carvings on the pillars of the longhouse showcased the tribe's artistic skills.
C2 Anthropologists studied the social structure of the community living in the longhouse to understand their customs and traditions.
formal The longhouse was a traditional dwelling used by indigenous people in Southeast Asia.
informal We had a great time visiting a longhouse during our trip to Borneo.
slang That longhouse party last night was lit!
figurative The company's headquarters was often referred to as the longhouse, symbolizing unity and community.
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