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He <strode> across the yard and rang the bell fiercely. begynn å lære
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We keep <spades> and rakes in the shed at the back of the garden. begynn å lære
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We come from the same village but because he's my <senior> we have never known each other too well. begynn å lære
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I'll <make do with> the smaller room, you can have the other one. begynn å lære
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<En suite> rooms are a standard in our hotel. begynn å lære
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There was no room in the house so the children had to <camp> out in the garden in a tent. begynn å lære
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The bedroom was in total <disorder> after he left the window open during the storm. begynn å lære
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I was trying to <detract> attention away from the heinous stain on the ceiling, but they noticed anyway. begynn å lære
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Do you want the stripes <horizontal> of vertical? begynn å lære
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The room was filled with a warm <glow> from the open fire. begynn å lære
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My dog always welcomes me with <unconstrained> joy whenever I return home. begynn å lære
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Don't leave your rollerskates on the <landing> Charlie! begynn å lære
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The new coffee table although wonderful, proved a <cumbersome> piece of luggage to transport home from the shop. begynn å lære
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The room <smells> of incense. begynn å lære
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If anything goes wrong, ring the <landlord> and he'll be happy to come and fix it. begynn å lære
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We were greeted by a <stately> gentleman, who later turned out to be the butler, not the host. begynn å lære
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I've developed the <habit> now of getting up without an alarm clock. begynn å lære
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The old <slates> were falling off the roof. begynn å lære
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Whenever I answer the phone the woman on the other end <hangs up>. begynn å lære
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He was just so annoying I wanted to <wring his neck>. begynn å lære
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Can you <put out> the rubbish ... and I'll take the dog for a walk? begynn å lære
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I'd like to find temporary <lodgings> near my job but it might be difficult. begynn å lære
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It was so quiet that I heard coins in his pocket <jangling> when he approached us. begynn å lære
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She was forced to <strip> the paint off the window frames by herself after her husband went to the pub. begynn å lære
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The hostess <ushered> the guests into the living room. begynn å lære
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The couple wanted to <refurbish> their flat and to arrange a child's room. begynn å lære
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Aunt Betty is a <frugal> housekeeper. begynn å lære
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I am not <content with> my house so I'm looking for a new one. begynn å lære
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I cannot believe that someone could actually live in that <sordid> hovel! begynn å lære
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I hadn't seen his house but I'd heard he had an <immense> garden where he kept horses. begynn å lære
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The <handle> of the door fell off while I was in the toilet and I had to call for help. begynn å lære
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The house was very old and some of the walls were <mouldy>. begynn å lære
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She put the vase <gently> onto the floor, in case she damaged it. begynn å lære
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Before going out I always <double-check> that I didn't leave the oven on. begynn å lære
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My grandmother's piano was such a cumbersome and <unwieldy> piece of furniture that we sold it immediately after her death. begynn å lære
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I was impressed by the <opulent> interior of Jane's house. begynn å lære
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Why don't you wait in the <lounge> while I check us in? begynn å lære
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The whole house is <at your disposal>. begynn å lære
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The floor was covered with the thick <furry> carpet. begynn å lære
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Mr Jones is the old <caretaker> at my school. begynn å lære
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