espanyol
poner terraza Agricultural formation consisting of a slope cut into a series of receding flat surfaces or platforms.
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Terraced farm fields had gone back to scrub.
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The house was built on an incline of terraced farms, but the small yard outside was flat.
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Below the houses was row after row of damp, terraced farm fields that stair-stepped down to the rocky valley floor.
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The upstream gas field is being carved out of remote highlands, where communities live in thatched huts and tend small, terraced farms.
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Number 1 Victoria Avenue is an end-of-terrace redbrick house off Morehampton Road.
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Rogers coming out on the terrace that minute, the judge asked him:
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Local creatives curate social events, including live music on the rooftop terrace.
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The foreground is a mosaic terrace; the background is rocks and water.
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He led the way down the terrace steps to the waiting car.
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Their outdoor terrace means they can stay open while following Covid guidelines.
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I found a house with a terrace that offered a different angle.
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Her Bowling Green was in the very center of the second terrace.
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He swung open French doors leading to the terrace, then stepped aside.
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Angela and her niece were on the terrace in the evening coolness.
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The search party was moving from the highest terrace to the second.
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Anne went out on to the terrace-ground in front of the inn.
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Many rooms have a large living area and a spacious private terrace.
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Once more the Prince went out to the brink of the terrace.
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A Victorian terrace of bright red brick faced right onto the pavement.
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On the left is a terrace and the facade of the house.
