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Meanings of thatched roof in English
Catalan
sostre de palla Spanish
techo de paja Usage of thatched roof in English
1
From under the thatched roof of our bower came the sounds of:
2
The dwelling was one of the White Breton houses with thatched roof.
3
They worked on the thatched roof, which ultimately had to be replaced.
4
The house has low walls, a thatched roof, and only two rooms.
5
They consisted of nothing more than a thatched roof mounted upon pillars.
6
His destination was one of the barns, its thatched roof partially blackened.
7
The building was already blazing, and the thatched roof threatened to fall in.
8
The stable was a long, narrow building, topped by a high-peaked, thatched roof.
9
The house is only about twenty feet high and has a thatched roof.
10
It includes a modern, purpose-built block with timber cladding and a thatched roof.
11
In the middle distance stood a long, narrow, thatched roof supported on poles.
12
The house is constructed with mud walls and a thatched roof.
13
He now perceived, from behind the leaves, the end of a thatched roof.
14
They supported a vast breadth of thatched roof drilled by sparrows and starlings.
15
It was one-storied, with thatched roof, gabled wings, and a projecting central porch.
16
The cottage had a low, thatched roof, dirty, whitewashed walls, and green shutters.
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Thatched roof through the time
Thatched roof across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common