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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Business & Finance

what does "run of house" mean?

what i could search on google was that ROH means available whatever the rooms we request. but what i m not clear is that all available rooms can be better standard or lower standard. please explain me about it.
  

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In the US this is not used in the sense of available rooms, rather it means a person has the use of a house as though he were the owner, for example: Bob let me stay with him when I was in LA. I had the run of the house while I was there.

— Anonymous

  • In the US this is not used in the sense of available rooms, rather it means a person has the use of a house as though he were the owner, for example: Bob let me stay with him when I was in LA.
  • I had the run of the house while I was there.
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In the US this is not used in the sense of available rooms, rather it means a person has the use of a house as though he were the owner, for example:

Bob let me stay with him when I was in LA. I had the run of the house while I was there.
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