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roof British & World English

the structure forming the upper covering of a building or vehicle

roof in roof British & World English

the structure forming the upper covering of a building or vehicle

curb roof British & World English

a roof of which each face has two slopes, the lower one steeper than the upper

hip roof British & World English

another term form hipped roof.

moon roof British & World English

another term for sunroof.

pent roof British & World English

a roof consisting of a single sloping surface

roof bolt British & World English

a tensioned rod anchoring the roof of a working to the strata above

roof rack British & World English

a framework for carrying luggage on the roof of a vehicle

roof rat British & World English

another term for black rat.

roof-tree British & World English

the ridge piece of a roof

gable roof British & World English

a roof with two sloping sides and a gable at each end

hipped roof (also hip roof) British & World English

a roof with a sharp edge or edges from the ridge to the eaves where the two sides meet

roof garden British & World English

a garden on the flat roof of a building

roof light British & World English

a window panel built into a roof to admit light

roof prism British & World English

a reflecting prism in which the reflecting surface is in two parts that are angled like the two sides of a pitched roof

wagon-roof (also wagon-vault) British & World English

another term for barrel vault.

sunshine roof British & World English

old-fashioned term for sunroof.

terraced roof British & World English

a flat roof, especially the roof of an Indian or Eastern house that is used as a cool resting area

hit the roof in roof British & World English

suddenly become very angry

raise the roof in raise British & World English

make a great deal of noise, especially through cheering

go through the roof in roof British & World English

(of prices or figures) reach extreme or unexpected heights

reroof British & World English

provide (a building) with a new or substantially repaired roof

hip roof in hipped roof (also hip roof) British & World English

a roof with a sharp edge or edges from the ridge to the eaves where the two sides meet

roofline British & World English

the design or proportions of a vehicle’s roof

rooftop British & World English

the outer surface of a building’s roof

sunroof British & World English

a panel in the roof of a car that can be opened for extra ventilation

gambrel roof in gambrel (also gambrel roof) British & World English

a roof with two sides, each of which has a shallower slope above a steeper one

mansard roof in mansard British & World English

a roof which has four sloping sides, each of which becomes steeper halfway down

roof prisms in roof prism British & World English

a pair of binoculars using two roof prisms, resulting in an instrument with parallel sides and objective lenses that are the same distance apart as the eyepieces

roof-prism binoculars in roof prism British & World English

a pair of binoculars using two roof prisms, resulting in an instrument with parallel sides and objective lenses that are the same distance apart as the eyepieces

roof English-French

toit m

roof English-Italian

tetto m

roof1 English-Spanish

tejado, techo

roof rack English-French

galerie f

roof rack English-German

Dachgepäckträger

roof-rack English-Italian

portabagagli m inv

roof garden English-German

Dachgarten

sunshine roof English-Italian

tettuccio m apribile

roof rack in roof1 English-Spanish

baca, portaequipajes, parrilla

hit the roof in hit English-Italian

perdere le staffe


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