Villa ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Villa ( noun )

1. A large, luxurious house in the country or by the sea, typically one that is used as a holiday home.
2. A detached or semi-detached house in a suburban area.

Origin:

From the latin word "villa" meaning "country house".

Examples:

1. The couple rented a villa on the French Riviera for their summer vacation.
2. The villa was surrounded by lush gardens and had its own private pool.
3. The businessman bought a villa in the suburbs as a weekend retreat.
4. Many wealthy people have villas in the Mediterranean.
5. The villa was grand and opulent, with marble floors and high ceilings.

(As a verb)

Villa ( verb )

1. A large, luxurious house in the country or by the sea, typically one that is used as a holiday home.
2. A detached or semi-detached house in a suburban area.

Origin:

From the latin word "villa" meaning "country house".

Examples:

1. The couple rented a villa on the French Riviera for their summer vacation.
2. The villa was surrounded by lush gardens and had its own private pool.
3. The businessman bought a villa in the suburbs as a weekend retreat.
4. Many wealthy people have villas in the Mediterranean.
5. The villa was grand and opulent, with marble floors and high ceilings.