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gingerbread house
A1
noun
Usage:
80%
cookie house
Translation: cookie house
Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɪndʒərˌbrɛd ˌhaʊs/
Meaning: A small model house made from gingerbread cookies, decorated with candy and icing, especially at Christmas.

This is a sweet house made with gingerbread cookie walls and roof. People often build it at Christmas and use candy and icing to decorate it.

We made a gingerbread house for Christmas.

The children decorated the gingerbread house soon.

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A2
noun
Usage:
70%
edible model
Translation: edible model
Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɪndʒərˌbrɛd ˌhaʊs/
Meaning: An edible dessert shaped like a house, made for special occasions or holiday celebrations.

A gingerbread house is a food item. People bake it to eat it or to show at parties. It is usually sweet and spicy with ginger and other flavors.

She ate a piece of the gingerbread house.

The gingerbread house tasted sweet and spicy.

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B1
noun
Usage:
60%
decorative model
Translation: decorative model
Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɪndʒərˌbrɛd ˌhaʊs/
Meaning: A decorative craft object made with gingerbread, used as a festive decoration rather than for eating.

Sometimes gingerbread houses are made to look nice and to decorate homes or stores. People do not always eat these houses; they keep them as decoration.

The gingerbread house stood on the table all December.

People use gingerbread houses as Christmas decoration.

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C1
noun
Usage:
20%
design model
Translation: design model
Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɪndʒərˌbrɛd ˌhaʊs/
Meaning: An architectural model or design concept inspired by the look of a gingerbread house, often used in design or art.

Sometimes artists or architects use the idea of a gingerbread house to create designs with detailed decorations or playful shapes. This meaning is more about style than food.

The artist created a gingerbread house-inspired sculpture.

The building design looked like a gingerbread house.

5
B2
noun
Usage:
15%
fragile thing
Translation: fragile thing
Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɪndʒərˌbrɛd ˌhaʊs/
Meaning: A term used jokingly or figuratively to describe a fragile or easily broken object or structure, like a real gingerbread house.

People can call something a 'gingerbread house' to say it is weak or not strong. This is a figurative meaning used in speech to compare real houses to fragile gingerbread models.

Be careful; that shelf is a gingerbread house.

His plan was a gingerbread house and fell quickly.

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B2
noun
Usage:
25%
virtual model
Translation: virtual model
Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɪndʒərˌbrɛd ˌhaʊs/
Meaning: In computer games or virtual environments, a gingerbread house may refer to a virtual model or item designed to look like a gingerbread house.

In video games or apps, a gingerbread house is a digital object that looks like a real gingerbread house. Players can build or buy it in the game world.

I built a gingerbread house in the game.

The virtual gingerbread house has many candies.

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C2
noun
Usage:
10%
Victorian cottage
Translation: Victorian cottage
Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɪndʒərˌbrɛd ˌhaʊs/
Meaning: In historical or cultural studies, 'gingerbread house' can refer to a type of intricately decorated Victorian architecture popular in certain countries.

Some old houses, especially in the Victorian era, have many wood decorations like icing on a gingerbread house. These real houses are called 'gingerbread houses' because of their appearance.

The town has many gingerbread houses from the 1800s.

Gingerbread houses show delicate wood decorations.

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