terrace

terrace
'terəs
1. noun
1) ((one of a number of) raised level banks of earth etc, like large steps, on the side of a hill etc: Vines are grown on terraces on the hillside.) terraza, bancal
2) (a row of houses connected to each other.) hilera de casas

2. verb
(to make into a terrace or terraces: The hillside has been terraced to make new vineyards.) terraplenar; aterrazar; adosar (casas)
terrace n
1. terraza
let's sit out on the terrace sentémonos en la terraza
2. hilera de casas adosadas
they bought a house in a terrace compraron una casa adosada
terrace
tr['terəs]
noun
1 (of house, café, bar, etc) terraza
2 (on hillside) terraza, bancal nombre masculino
3 (of houses) hilera de casas
plural noun terraces
1 SMALLSPORT/SMALL gradas nombre femenino plural
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
terraced house casa adosada
terrace ['tɛrəs] vt, -raced ; -racing : formar en terrazas, disponer en bancales
terrace n
1) patio: terraza f, patio m
2) : terraplén m, terraza f, bancal m (en agricultura)
terrace
n.
• azotea s.f.
• bancal s.m.
• terraplén s.m.
• terraza s.f.
v.
• terraplenar v.
'terəs, 'terəs, 'terɪs
noun
a) (patio) terraza f
b) (balcony) (AmE) terraza f
c) (on hillside) terraza f
d) (row of houses) (BrE) hilera de casas adosadas
e) terraces pl (BrE Sport) gradas fpl, tribunas fpl (CS)
['terǝs]
1. N
1) (=patio, verandah) terraza f ; (=roof) azotea f
2) (=raised bank) terraplén m
3) [of houses] hilera f de casas (adosadas); (=name of street) calle f
4) (Agr) terraza f
5) (Sport)

the terraces — las gradas fpl , el graderío

2.
VT [+ hillside, garden] construir terrazas en, terraplenar
* * *
['terəs, 'terəs, 'terɪs]
noun
a) (patio) terraza f
b) (balcony) (AmE) terraza f
c) (on hillside) terraza f
d) (row of houses) (BrE) hilera de casas adosadas
e) terraces pl (BrE Sport) gradas fpl, tribunas fpl (CS)

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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