An Englishman's home is his castle.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A man's [An Englishman's] house is his castle.

His home country is Germany.

The family seat is in Devon.

He lives down Ginza way.

That house belongs to him.

His house has an imposing appearance.

His family is short‐[long‐]lived.

He comes from [of] a short‐[long‐]lived family.

That house is built of bricks.

He lives next-door to our house

He is our next-door neighbour.

In Mumbai, I stayed with a Parsi family.

In common with many other people, he feels that his house is his castle.

His uncle owns no fewer than ten houses.

That mansion is his ideal of what a house should be.

He is an honor to his family.

The house is built of brick.

Theirs is an old family.

This is the house in which he lived.

This is the house where he lived.

That is the house where he lives.

This is the temple where he stays.

That's the place where he comes from.

his home is New Jersey

The house was smashed to matchwood.

Most Japanese houses are built of wood.

His house is on the outskirts of the city.

In that family, everything is conducted on the Ogasawara system.

His home was swept away by the tsunami.

This is the house that he lives in.