house to house
/haʊs tə haʊs/
adverb
- From one house to the next, covering all houses in an area.
- The candidate campaigned house-to-house, shaking hands with voters on every street.
- The sales team went house-to-house selling their new cleaning products.
- After the storm, aid workers traveled house-to-house to deliver food and water.
adjective
- Visiting or involving every house in a particular area, one after another.
- The census takers did a house-to-house check to count every resident.
- Police officers made house-to-house inquiries after the burglary in the neighborhood.
- The volunteers conducted a house-to-house survey to collect donations for the charity.