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Terrace (stockline)
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Terrace, английский
Ряд стандартных домов вдоль улицы газон посреди улицы
Terrace (stockline), английский
Banquette
Terrace base, английский
Terrace door, английский
A glass door which has one leaf fixed and the other leaf hinged to the fixed leaf.
Terrace house, английский
One of a row of houses situated on a terrace, or similar site.
Terrace placer, английский
Terrace roof, английский
Terrace slope, английский
Not recommended, use riser part 629 - glossary 629-79 (430-vi-nssh, 2008)
Terrace steps (exterior or within the porch), английский
Terrace [geomorphology], английский
A step-like surface, bordering a valley floor or shoreline, that represents the former position of a flood plain, or lake or sea shore. the term is usually applied to both the relatively flat summit surface (tread), cut or built by stream or wave action, and the steeper descending slope (scarp, riser), graded to a lower base level of erosion. compare - stream terrace, flood-plain step. hp. [ soil survey] practically, terraces are considered to be generally flat alluvial areas above the 100 yr. flood stage. sw
Terrace-house, английский
Одноквартирный дом, составляющий часть сплошного ряда домов, имеющих общие боковые стены ter – thr
Terraced, английский
Terracettes, английский
Small, irregular step-like forms on steep hillslopes, especially in pasture, formed by creep or erosion of surficial materials that may be induced or enhanced by trampling of livestock such as sheep or cattle. synonyms (not preferred) - catstep, sheep or cattle track. hp
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Banquette, французский
Résistance à la traction, французский
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