terrace in Irish
terrace in Irish is lochtán, ardán — terrace means a paved outdoor area attached to a house, often used for sitting or dining.
terrace in Irish
lochtán
A platform that extends outwards from a building.
ardán
A row of residential houses with no gaps between them; a group of row houses.
What does "terrace" mean?
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noun A paved outdoor area attached to a house, often used for sitting or dining.
"We ate breakfast on the sunny terrace every morning of our holiday."
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noun A row of houses joined together in a single connected structure.
"Their small terrace has a long shared wall with the neighbours on each side."
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noun A flat, raised area cut into a slope, often used for farming.
"Vines grow on each terrace of the steep valley slope."
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verb To shape land into a series of flat, stepped levels.
"They plan to terrace the garden slope so rain does not wash the soil away."
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terrace in a sentence
- We ate breakfast on the sunny terrace every morning of our holiday.
- The hotel has a large terrace where guests can watch the sunset.
- Their small terrace has a long shared wall with the neighbours on each side.
- A long terrace of red-brick cottages runs along the old canal.
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What is "terrace" in Irish?
"terrace" in Irish is lochtán, ardán. terrace means: A paved outdoor area attached to a house, often used for sitting or dining.
How do you use "terrace" in a sentence?
Example: "We ate breakfast on the sunny terrace every morning of our holiday." In Irish, "terrace" is lochtán, ardán.
Are there other ways to say "terrace" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "terrace": lochtán, ardán.
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