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homestead美 ['hoʊm.sted] 英 ['həʊm.sted] - n.（包括周围土地和附属房屋的）家宅；（尤指）农庄
- v.在分到的土地上居住并劳作
- 网络家园；宅地；霍姆斯特德
复数：homesteads 现在分词：homesteading 过去式：homesteaded n. farm,farmstead,ranch,smallholding,estate 1. | （包括周围土地和附属房屋的）家宅；（尤指）农庄a house with the land and buildings around it, especially a farm |
2. | 宅地（美国旧时由国家分给个人居住并开垦的土地）(in the US in the past) a piece of land given to sb by the government on condition that they lived on it and grew crops on it |
1. | [i] 在分到的土地上居住并劳作to live and work on a homestead |
n. | 1. a house, especially a farmhouse, with its dependent buildings and land, considered as a whole 2. formerly, a piece of land occupied by a settler or squatter under the terms of the U.S. Homestead Act or the Canadian Dominion Lands Act 3. a house, adjoining land, and buildings declared as the owner's fixed residence and therefore exempt from seizure and forced sale for the recovery of debts 4. in Australia and New Zealand, the home of the manager or owner of a large farm 5. an area of land that was given to people in the past by the U.S. government to live on and farm 1. a house, especially a farmhouse, with its dependent buildings and land, considered as a whole 2. formerly, a piece of land occupied by a settler or squatter under the terms of the U.S. Homestead Act or the Canadian Dominion Lands Act 3. a house, adjoining land, and buildings declared as the owner's fixed residence and therefore exempt from seizure and forced sale for the recovery of debts 4. in Australia and New Zealand, the home of the manager or owner of a large farm 5. an area of land that was given to people in the past by the U.S. government to live on and farm | v. | 1. to settle and farm land, especially under the terms of the Homestead Act 2. in the past, to live and work on land given by the U.S. government | un. | 1. city in southeastern Florida, southwest of Miami. |
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