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Significats de roof building en anglès

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Ús de roof building en anglès
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I suppose, with their recent court and roof building, the organisers have acknowledged that occasionally a change can improve the tournament.
The Guardian
2
The Hathaway cottage is a large old-fashioned thatch- roofed building-veryplain but very homely.
The Youthful Wanderer / An Account of a Tour through England, Fr...
3
I held up the shot of the square, flat- roofed building.
NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
4
Two old stone towers, joined by a flat- roofed building, took up most of the island.
Shade's children
5
On two sides of the yard ran low- roofed buildings which had apparently been used as stables.
The Green Rust
6
Running along the wall was a low- roofed building.
The Book of All-Power
7
Gannon scanned everything until he saw the entrance of a low- roofed building almost hidden by tropical vegetation.
The panic zone
8
The tomb was a small cone- roofed building erected on a square base, and containing only one chamber.
History of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Volume...
9
It was a single-story, flat- roofed building with no windows, like a smaller version of the Corston Foundation.
Ape House
10
Our guide led us through orchards and flowering fields to a tile- roofed building with latticed windows.
Autobiography of a Yogi
11
He motioned toward Swan and Sister with the machine gun, and they followed 'God' to the metal- roofed building.
Swan Song
12
It was in a low- roofed building shouldering upon the highway, with a two-story cottage attachment at the back.
Janice Day at Poketown
13
The long vista of white flat- roofed buildings gleamed under the tropic sun amidst palm trees and colourful shrubbery.
The Irish Times
14
There used to be a modest roofed building attached to most houses in the country, with clean, breeze-block walls.
The Irish Times
15
The rounded, gray contours of the three large zinc wash tanks, studded with rivets, rose above the flat- roofed building.
L'Assommoir
16
Broken glass and rubbish are strewn around the flat- roofed buildings, and weeds and grass poke through the uneven tarmacadam.
The Irish Times