[DOC] [TLE] chalet English definition/translation - seadict.com [PAR] a wooden house with overhanging eaves, typically in the Swiss Alps. ... A cottage 
or lodge built in this style. The hut of a herder ... [French, from Swiss French, 
possibly diminutive of *cala, shelter.] chalet ... Its roof usually has steep sides. 
chalet. [DOC] [TLE] chalets - Memidex dictionary/thesaurus [PAR] Swiss-French chalet "herdsman's hut, Alpine cottage", probably a diminutive of. ... 
or cabin in the Swiss Alps | a type of Swiss house, built of wood with balconies 
and overhanging eaves ; any house, cottage, lodge, . ... Its roof usually has steep 
sides. ... Origin: French, from Swiss French, possibly diminutive of *cala, shelter. [DOC] [TLE] Test: 20 words that mean house | Quizlet [PAR] A dwelling house with outbuildings and land assigned to its use. ... A cabin, hut, 
or shelter, esp. one at a beach or swimming pool. 1.A wooden house or cottage 
with overhanging eaves, typically found in the Swiss Alps. 2.A similar building 
used as a ski lodge; A temporary camp without tents or ... The French word for "
house. [DOC] [TLE] chalet - definition and meaning - Wordnik [PAR] chalet: A wooden dwelling with a sloping roof and widely overhanging eaves, 
common ... in the Swiss mountains; any country house built in the style of the 
Swiss cottages. ... French, from Swiss French, possibly diminutive of *cala, shelter
. ... from all accounts that it's godawful. interestingly enough, reading some of 
Margaret... [DOC] [TLE] house styles - Pennsbury School District [PAR] French Creole architecture is an American Colonial style that developed in the 
early ... It's easy to confuse Federalist architecture with the earlier Georgian 
Colonial style. ... Heavily decorated wood-frame cottages in the Gothic Revival 
style are often ..... overhanging eaves, common in Switzerland and other Alpine 
regions". [DOC] [TLE] What does the word chalet mean? - Answerlib [PAR] I need to know its for homework.,Answer:A wooden dwelling with a sloping roof 
and widely ... A wooden dwelling with a sloping roof and widely overhanging 
eaves, common in ... Origin :Swiss french or Latin, means more like a cottage. ... 
is a king of farmhouse...and the third is any cottage/house/ski lodge built in that 
style. [DOC] [TLE] the chalet as archetype: the bungalow, the picturesque ... - JStor [PAR] Bentz's description of the house as a Swiss chalet should come ... wooden 
architecture of Northern Europe and the work of the ... istically covered by a 
simple gable roof, whose overhanging eaves sheltered an outside stair and 
gallery.5 ... tradition that had its roots in the eighteenth century. ... view than that 
of shelter."10. [DOC] [TLE] What does chalet mean - Definition of chalet - Word finder [PAR] What preoccupied him in the print was the chalet, its perfect simplicity. ... house in 
the Swiss mountains; any country house built in the style of the Swiss cottages. ... 
1782, from Swiss-French chalet "herdsman's hut, Alpine cottage," probably a ... n. 
An alpine style of wooden building with a sloping roof and overhanging eaves. [DOC] [TLE] Cottage style shed Building a simple greenhouse - stebio [PAR] This Shed-Turned-Cottage Transformation Is Nothing Short of Adorable. ... It's 
also filled with secondhand gems that we can only dream of unearthing on ... Oct 
11, 2014  Swiss Cottage style housesadapted from 19th-century models in the 
cold, ... this model features an 18" overhang on the front eaves side over the 
doors. [DOC] [TLE] Luxury Home Definitions - Hamstead Realty [PAR] Beveled glass  Plate glass that has its perimeter ground and polished at an 
angle ... Cabana  A lightweight shelter typically with an open side facing a 
swimming ... Chalet -A wooden dwelling with a sloping roof and widely 
overhanging eaves, ... French Cottage style  Inspired by the manors of Provence
, this style marries... [DOC] [TLE] Swiss Chalet, a photo from Bern,

Question: From Swiss French for "shelter", it's a wooden cottage or lodge with overhanging eaves
Answer: Chalet