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German
German
I. roof·ing [ˈru:fɪŋ] N no pl
1. roofing (material):
roofing
2. roofing (job):
roofing
II. roof·ing [ˈru:fɪŋ] N modifier
roofing
roofing company
roofing material
I. roof [ru:f] N
1. roof (top of house):
Dach nt <-(e)s, Dä·cher>
2. roof (attic):
Dachboden m <-s, -böden>
Estrich m <-s, -e> CH
3. roof (ceiling):
roof of a cave
Decke f <-, -n>
roof of mouth
Gaumen m <-s, ->
roof of a tree
Krone f <-, -n>
4. roof (upper limit):
Obergrenze f <-, -n>
Phrases:
an die Decke gehen inf fig
to raise [or Brit also lift] the roof
II. roof [ru:f] VB trans
to roof sth
roof in, roof over VB trans usu passive
to roof sth in [or over]
man·sard ˈroof N ARCHIT
Mansarde f <-, -n>
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tile roof N
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tin roof N
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pitched roof N
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German
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English
thatched roof [θætʃtˈruːf]
tiled roof [taɪldˈruːf]
Present
Iroof
youroof
he/she/itroofs
weroof
youroof
theyroof
Past
Iroofed
youroofed
he/she/itroofed
weroofed
youroofed
theyroofed
Present Perfect
Ihaveroofed
youhaveroofed
he/she/ithasroofed
wehaveroofed
youhaveroofed
theyhaveroofed
Past Perfect
Ihadroofed
youhadroofed
he/she/ithadroofed
wehadroofed
youhadroofed
theyhadroofed
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The thatched roof in particular, that often had an area of around 1,000m, was very expensive to maintain.
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On the other side is a yard with three cottages with a common thatched roof.
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This primitive church was built with adobe and a thatched roof.
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A thatched roof is usually pitched between 4555 degrees and under normal circumstances this is sufficient to shed snow and water.
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Main victims that time were the administration and the thatched roof.
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