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1. (n.) greenhouse
a building, room, or area, usu. chiefly of glass, in which the temperature is maintained within a desired range, used for cultivating tender plants or growing plants out of season.
Etymology: (1655–65)
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1. (adj) greenhouse, nursery, glasshouse
a building with glass walls and roof; for the cultivation and exhibition of plants under controlled conditions
2. (adj) greenhouse
of or relating to or caused by the greenhouse effect
"greenhouse gases"
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1. (noun) greenhouse
a building with glass walls used to grow plants
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1. (noun) Greenhouse
a house in which tender plants are cultivated and sheltered from the weather
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Sense: a building usually of glass, in which plants are grown.
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 Afrikaans: kweekhuis |
 Arabic: دَفيئَه |
 Bulgarian: оранжерия |
 Brazilian: estufa |
 Czech: skleník |
 German: das Gewächshaus |
 Danish: drivhus |
 Greek: θερμοκήπιο |
 Spanish: invernáculo, invernadero |
 Estonian: kasvuhoone |
 Farsi: گلخانه |
 Finnish: kasvihuone |
 French: serre |
 Hebrew: חֲמָמָה |
 Hindi: छोटे पेड़ों को हरा रखने क |
 Croatian: staklenik |
 Hungarian: üvegház |
 Indonesian: rumah kaca |
 Icelandic: gróðurhús |
 Italian: serra |
 Japanese: 温室 |
 Korean: 온실 |
 Lithuanian: šiltnamis |
 Latvian: siltumnīca |
 Malay: rumah hijau |
 Dutch: broeikas |
 Norwegian: drivhus |
 Polish: inspekt |
 Persian: گلخانه |
 Pashto: گلخانه |
 Portuguese: estufa |
 Romanian: seră |
 Russian: теплица |
 Slovak: skleník |
 Slovenian: rastlinjak |
 Serbian: staklena bašta |
 Swedish: växthus |
 Thai: เรือนกระจกปลูกพืช |
 Turkish: limonluk, sera |
 Taiwanese: 溫室 |
 Ukrainian: теплиця, оранжерея |
 Urdu: شیشے کا پود گھر جس میں پو |
 Vietnamese: nhà kính |
 Chinese: 温室 |
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