Pronunciation: /ˌsɛmi dɪˈtætʃt/
noun a semi-detached house
A1 My friend lives in a semi-detached house.
A2 The semi-detached property has a shared wall with the neighbor's house.
B1 The real estate agent showed us a few semi-detached homes in the area.
B2 The semi-detached villa had a beautiful garden and a spacious interior.
C1 The semi-detached residence was located in a quiet neighborhood near the city center.
C2 The architect designed a stunning semi-detached building with modern amenities.
adjective describing a type of house that is joined to another house on one side
A1 My friend lives in a semi-detached house.
A2 The semi-detached garage is shared between two neighbors.
B1 The semi-detached property has a small garden at the back.
B2 The semi-detached house is located in a quiet suburban neighborhood.
C1 The semi-detached villa offers stunning views of the countryside.
C2 The semi-detached mansion is a rare find in the real estate market.
formal The semi-detached house was beautifully designed with a spacious garden.
informal I love the semi-detached house with the big backyard.
slang That semi-d is pretty cool, right?
figurative Their friendship was like a semi-detached house, connected yet with enough space for privacy.
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