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Chalet

A chalet (pronounced /ˈʃæleɪ/ SHAL-ay in British English; in American English usually /ʃæˈleɪ/ shal-AY), also called Swiss chalet, is a type of building or house, typical of the Alpine region in Europe. It is made of wood, with a heavy, gently sloping roof and wide, well-supported eaves set at right angles to the front of the house.

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ArpitanSwitzerlandFrenchSavoyHerder
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Modern international usage

Quebec FrenchEnglish-speaking QuebecersNorth AmericaLebanonLebanese ski resorts
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AlpineEaves
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Chalet

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Edges26
Triples61
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
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related to Modern international usage · 19
Chalet → Alpine, Colorado, English-speaking Quebecers, For, In, In North American, In Quebec French, Lebanese, Lebanon, Most, North America, Nowadays, Over, Owners, Rocky Mountain, Swiss, The, United States, With
related to Bibliography · 18
Chalet → Braun Architecture AG ISBN, Chalet Architecture, Chalets, Dana, Design, ISBN, Its Architects, Its Chalet Homes, Michelle, Minute Analysis, Nabu Press, Obtained, Reproduction, Special Visit, Switzwerland, That Country, The Swiss Chalet Book, William Sumner Barton
related to Definition and origin · 9
Chalet → Around, Arpitan-speaking, European Alps, French Savoy, It, Many, Switzerland, The, These
related to The Grand Chalet · 9
Chalet → Alps, Balthus, Cheese Baron, Grand Chalet, Jean-David Henchoz, Rossinière, Switzerland, The, The Grand Chalet
see also · 3
Chalet → Alps, American CraftsmanCottageMar, Plata

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chalets ski alpine homes used holiday also term built region house would style british american called swiss alps grand months

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Ski Westinstance ofled by companies0.80text
John Morganinstance ofled by companies0.80text
Supertravelinstance ofled by companies0.80text
Chaletrelated to BibliographyDana0.60section
Chaletrelated to BibliographyWilliam Sumner Barton0.60section
Chaletrelated to BibliographyThe Swiss Chalet Book0.60section
Chaletrelated to BibliographyMinute Analysis0.60section
Chaletrelated to BibliographyReproduction0.60section
Chaletrelated to BibliographyChalets0.60section
Chaletrelated to BibliographySwitzwerland0.60section
Chaletrelated to BibliographyObtained0.60section
Chaletrelated to BibliographySpecial Visit0.60section

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