Meanings of terrasse in anglès

Took place on the terrasse of a cafe in Paris.

An hour later when our friend departed, man still sat on terrasse, imperturbabl gazing stonily into street.

If the thieves had left any tracks on the terrasse, the rain must have washed them clean away.

The terrasse of a quintessential square is a place to sip an overpriced café crème, watch bad-tempered waiters or frolicking pigeons.

One of my favourite places to go for drinks is on the terrasse of the bar Chez Fred, followed by dinner at Mampuku.

A hedge of forlorn fir-trees knee-deep in wooden tubs guarded its terrasse of round metal tables and spindle-shanked chairs; of which few were occupied.

Bourne dialed the Terrasse, inserted the coins and asked for room 420.

One burst into the La Terrasse restaurant and opened fire on people.

I proposed to your mother on La Grande Terrasse at St. Germain.

Three Malians were killed in and around La Terrasse restaurant, the government said.

I'm so tired of the TERRASSE: it's as dull as one of mother's dinners.

If you offered to blow her off at the TERRASSE she'd turn up fast enough.

You have seen your own picture at La Terrasse.

Opposite the ministry, a great crowd fills the Terrasse des Feuillants, without taking part in the manifestation.

A week later Paul de Manerville met De Marsay in the Tuileries, on the Terrasse de Feuillants.

It was dated "La Terrasse," and it ran thus:-