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Meanings of terrace in English
Spanish
poner terraza Agricultural formation consisting of a slope cut into a series of receding flat surfaces or platforms.
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Examples for "terrasse"
Examples for "terrasse"
1
Took place on the terrasse of a cafe in Paris.
2
An hour later when our friend departed, man still sat on terrasse, imperturbabl gazing stonily into street.
3
If the thieves had left any tracks on the terrasse, the rain must have washed them clean away.
4
The terrasse of a quintessential square is a place to sip an overpriced café crème, watch bad-tempered waiters or frolicking pigeons.
5
One of my favourite places to go for drinks is on the terrasse of the bar Chez Fred, followed by dinner at Mampuku.
Usage of terrace in English
1
Number 1 Victoria Avenue is an end-of-terrace redbrick house off Morehampton Road.
2
Rogers coming out on the terrace that minute, the judge asked him:
3
Local creatives curate social events, including live music on the rooftop terrace.
4
The foreground is a mosaic terrace; the background is rocks and water.
5
He led the way down the terrace steps to the waiting car.
6
Their outdoor terrace means they can stay open while following Covid guidelines.
7
I found a house with a terrace that offered a different angle.
8
Her Bowling Green was in the very center of the second terrace.
9
He swung open French doors leading to the terrace, then stepped aside.
10
Angela and her niece were on the terrace in the evening coolness.
11
The search party was moving from the highest terrace to the second.
12
Anne went out on to the terrace-ground in front of the inn.
13
Many rooms have a large living area and a spacious private terrace.
14
Once more the Prince went out to the brink of the terrace.
15
A Victorian terrace of bright red brick faced right onto the pavement.
16
On the left is a terrace and the facade of the house.
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Terrace through the time
Terrace across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
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