Schema d'uso:
a teraszon; hátsó terasz
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Significato
Flat outdoor floor attached to a house
Temi
home
|outdoor_space
|architecture
|leisure
|housing
|daily_life
Definizione
A flat, often wooden platform attached to the outside of a house, used for sitting or relaxing.
SOSTANTIVO
C1
TECHNICAL
1
Schema d'uso:
folyóterasz; sziklaterasz
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Significato
flat step of land or rock
Temi
geology
|mining
|landform
|slope
|nature
|science
Definizione
A flat or gently sloping strip of land, rock, or ore that forms a step-like feature along a hillside, valley, or within an open-pit mine or quarry.
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Significato
paved outdoor sitting area
Temi
outdoor_space
|building
|home
|leisure
|dining
|housing
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definizione
A paved outdoor area next to a house, apartment, or restaurant where people can sit, eat, or relax.
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Significato
paved outdoor area by a building
Temi
outdoor_space
|building
|leisure
|food_and_drink
|home
|housing
|daily_life
Definizione
A flat, often paved outdoor area connected to a house, apartment, café, or similar building, used for sitting, eating, or relaxing.
Schema d'uso:
rizsterasz; terasz a domboldalon
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Significato
flat step on a hillside
Temi
landform
|agriculture
|hillside
|gardening
|construction
|nature
|housing
Definizione
A flat, level area formed on a sloping hillside or bank, often one of several steps created for farming, gardens, or buildings.
SOSTANTIVO
C1
TECHNICAL
2
Schema d'uso:
folyóterasz; tengeri terasz
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Significato
natural step-like landform
Temi
geology
|geomorphology
|river
|coast
|landform
|nature
|science
Definizione
In geology and geomorphology, a flat or gently sloping surface, often bordering a river valley or coastline, representing an earlier level of the land or water surface.
