toolhouse
4.8
A small building where you keep tools
- noun
- /ˈtuːlˌhaʊs/
:
cobertizo de herramientas
- After finishing the project, she returned the tools to the toolhouse for safekeeping.
Examples
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Toolhouse is on fire.
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He stored all his gardening equipment in the toolhouse at the back of his yard.
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You know Mr. Breckenridge has a special room in the toolhouse for guests.
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The toolhouse was filled with various tools for woodworking and gardening.
Synonyms
shed
vstoolhouse
159
1.0
A small simple building in a garden for storing tools
is specifically for storing equipment rather than general shelter
storehouse
vstoolhouse
10
3.1
A building where goods are kept for later use
is small and focused on equipment storage rather than large general goods storage
toolshed
vstoolhouse
1
1.3
A small building in a garden where you keep tools
is used for storing equipment in various places not only gardens
toolroom
vstoolhouse
4.0
A room in a workshop where workers keep and fix tools
is a separate building used mainly for simple storage not repair work
How Big
Surface Forms
toolhouse singular
toolhouses plural
Morphology
Etymology
The word toolhouse is a simple combination of tool and house, literally a 'house for tools', and a helpful way to remember it is to think of a small building just for your shovels and rakes. That's why toolhouse means a small shed or building where you store and protect your tools.