terrace
noun (GROUND) /ˈter.əs/Definition
› [C] a flat raised areaWalls and parts of walls B2 a flat area of stone or grass outside a house, where people sit and sometimes eatParts of gardensPassages and entrance areas › one of several narrow strips of land that are built like steps on the slope of a hill, used for growing crops onAreas of land where crops are grownFarms and ranches the terraces [plural] UK specialized › wide steps on which people stand to watch a football matchSports venues
(Definition of terrace noun (GROUND) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- alcove noun
- balcony noun (ON BUILDING)
- baseboard noun
- cavity wall noun
- chimney breast noun
- damp course noun
- deck noun (FLOOR)
- drystone wall noun
- moulding noun
- niche noun (HOLLOW)
- open-plan adjective
- panel verb
- recess noun (SPACE)
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