Definition
Definition of flat-roofed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
building architectureRare having a roof that is flat or almost flatRare
- They live in a flat-roofed house.
- The school is a flat-roofed building.
- We saw a flat-roofed warehouse by the road.
Origin of flat-roofed
Old Norse, flatr (flat) + Old English, hrof (roof)
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- French:au toit plat, ...
- German:flachdachig, ...
- Italian:a tetto piatto, ...
- Spanish:de techo plano, ...
- Portuguese:com telhado plano, ...
- Chinese:平顶的, ...
- Japanese:平屋根の, ...
- Arabic:ذُو سَقْف مُسَطَّح, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעַל גַּג שָׁטוּחַ, ...
- Russian:с плоской крышей, ...
- Ukrainian:з плоским дахом, ...
- Hindi:सपाट छत वाला, ...
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