B2nounhomemoney
US/ˈmæn.ʃən/
UK/ˈmæn.ʃən/
a very large, expensive house
In context
The footballer bought a mansion with ten bedrooms and a private cinema.
Tourists can visit the old governor's mansion in the center of the city.
They grew up poor, but now their parents live in a mansion by the lake.
Words that go with mansion
adjective + noun
- huge mansionThe singer lives alone in a huge mansion.
- old mansionThe old mansion is said to be haunted.
noun + noun
- luxury mansionThe luxury mansion was sold for millions of dollars.
- mansion houseThe family's mansion house was turned into a hotel.
verb + preposition
- live in a mansionNot every rich person wants to live in a mansion.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
They live in a mansion on the 20th floor.Correct: They live in a luxury apartment on the 20th floor.