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chalet
[ sha-ley, shal-ey; French shah-le ]
noun
- a herdsman's hut in the Swiss Alps.
- a kind of farmhouse, low and with wide eaves, common in Alpine regions.
- any cottage, house, ski lodge, etc., built in this style.
chalet
/ ˈʃæleɪ; ʃalɛ /
noun
- a type of wooden house of Swiss origin, typically low, with wide projecting eaves
- a similar house used esp as a ski lodge, garden house, etc
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of chalet1
Example Sentences
The pair travelled together on a Harrods private jet, she says, and were driven to the upmarket resort of Gstaad, where the Fayed family owned a ski chalet.
It is not known why it was designed in the style of a Swiss chalet but has become a local landmark.
Across the country, German Christmas markets have proliferated, with wooden chalet style trading units, mulled wine, sausages, and twinkly lights.
This year, a chalet has been set aside in a prime location to allow for six young business owners to operate in the market for free.
He had four properties in south-east England including a house in Surrey, as well as a holiday chalet, the Met said.
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