What else can you say about your house in terms of a humble room? 10

1. Giving up: humbly calling one's own room to others. It is also used to refer to others as one's own family or relatives of low rank or young age. For example, Lu Xun's "Collection of Letters".

Medium: "Giving up as usual, you can release distant thoughts." It means that everything is fine at home, and there is no need to worry too much.

2. Burrow. A humble house. Such as Liu Yuxi's "Burrow".

In "Si is a burrow, but I Dexin" is well known. It is also used to humble one's own living room to others.

3. Humble House: Calling one's home to others. Humility.

4. Hut: A house built with thatch (roof). You can also humble yourself as your own residence.

5. Dilapidated house. It is also a humble remark.

In ancient times, they called their own homes: cold houses, grass houses, huts, and houses.

In ancient times, other people's homes were called: noble residence, noble mansion, noble mansion, and mansion.

In addition to using a burrow to describe your house, you can also use the following words to describe it:

1.Humble abode.

2.Small apartment.

3.Old and broken.

4.Bucket room.

5.Snail House.

6.Nest.

7.Nest.

8.Tight space.

9.A humble dwelling.

10.Pocket-sized housing.

If you want to find a humble word to describe your house, in addition to using a humble room, you can also use a humble house. Humble house, humble speech, to people to call their home.

You can also use "Penglong", the idiom has "Penglong Shine", which refers to their own simple house, which is mostly humble and has distinguished guests.

come, make yourself "blooming", and have the meaning of respecting guests.

1. Giving up: the first trace to others to humbly call their own room. It is also used to refer to others as one's own family or relatives of low rank or young age.

For example, in Lu Xun's "Collection of Letters": "If you give up as usual, you can release your long-term thoughts."

It means that everything is fine at home, and there is no need to worry too much.

2. Burrow. A humble house. For example, Liu Yuxi's "Burrow Ming" is well-known as "Si is a Burrow, but I Dexin". It is also used to humbly call one's own living room to others.

3. Humble House: Calling one's home to others. Humility.

4. Hut: A house built with thatch (roof). You can also humble yourself as your own residence.

5. Dilapidated house. It is also a humble remark.

Unsheltered] Sheltered: Covered. Do not shelter from the wind and rain. Describe the house as dilapidated and shabby.

Upper and lower wet] upper: refers to the roof; Bottom: Refers to the ground. Describe the house banquet as dilapidated and dilapidated, and it can't shelter from the wind and rain.

Rainy side wind] describes the family as poor and the house is dilapidated.

Antique, elegant and vulgar, spacious and bright, the house is elegant and good.