Two families live in the same house.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Two families live in the same house.

Two families live in that house.

Two families live in the house.

The house could accommodate two families.

Two families live in that house.

Two families live in the house.

Two families live in that house.

the state of a family living a living separately in two different places

to live together with someone other than one's own family

to live together with one's spouse, parents or children

Several families live in the same house―share the same house.

the state of living with a family that has many members

a respectable home [upbringing]

domestic pleasures

a family in which one's legal guardians are foster parents, called foster family

I stay in the next house but two.

to start a new branch of a family line

I live in a two story house.

a family in which immediate or collateral relatives and employees all live together in the same house

of different families, to reside together in one house

domestic economy

a royal family living in unpretentious domesticity

of or involving the home or family

The two families stuck together throughout the war

This house is unsuited for a family with a lot of children.

Tanabe lives with his fifth son and his son’s wife.

Twenty families live here.

a family cognate with [to] the royal family

the condition of a family of having family operativeness break down called latent family disruption syndrome

The individual is to the family what the family is to the community.