casa
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4.1
- noun
- /ˈkɑːsə/
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casa
- I love spending weekends at my casa, where I can relax and enjoy family time.
- casa (house)
- la casa
- casa de
Grassle robust MI Casa is SU Casa, Never more sincere.
- Grassle robust MI Casa is SU Casa, Never more sincere.
- Yeah, like from The Who, like like, yeah, no Casa.
- My dad entra la Casa I had nothing in my bag.
Examples
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All these years, and the Casa Rosa is the first home I've actually owned.
Fiction book (1990) -
Welcome to Casa del Wild!
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As you can see, we are at Casa de Tim.
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Oh, this is a big casa.
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And this is Mi casa.
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Yeah, we had a lovely party at Casa Sauvage.
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Won't you come to mi casa for dinner?
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The Indian cuisine at Casa Jonas is fantastic.
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Welcome to Casa Brown.
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If you want my help, I'm at the Casa Loma Apartments on Ventura.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
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A small house often in Spanish style used for guests or short stays
A house or building where people live, not a business building
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Etymology
Casa comes from the Latin word casa, which meant a small 'hut' or 'cottage' and later became the common Spanish and Italian word for 'house' or 'home'. So in English casa is used as a loanword to mean a house, often one with a Spanish style or a cozy, homey feel.