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I. roof [Brit ruːf, Am ruf, rʊf] N
1. roof:
roof (of building)
roof (of car)
roof (of cave, mine)
under one or the same roof
the roof of the world fig
2. roof ANAT:
II. roof [Brit ruːf, Am ruf, rʊf] VB trans
roof building:
roof
III. roof [Brit ruːf, Am ruf, rʊf]
to go through or hit the roof inf person:
to go through or hit the roof prices:
sunshine roof [ˈsʌnʃaɪnˌruːf] N
sunshine roof → sunroof
sunroof [Brit ˈsʌnruːf, Am ˈsənˌruf, ˈsənˌrʊf] N
roof over VB [ruːf -] (roof over [sth], roof [sth] over)
roof over area:
roof over
gable roof [ˌɡeɪblˈruːf] N
gable roof
roof tax [ˈruːftæks] N (in GB)
roof tax HISTORY
saddle roof [ˈsædlruːf] N
saddle roof
roof garden [Brit, Am ˈruf ˌɡɑrdn] N
roof garden
pitched roof [ˌpɪtʃtˈruːf] N
pitched roof
roof in VB [ruːf -] (roof in [sth])
roof in area:
roof in
roof rack [Brit, Am ˈruf ˌræk] N MOTOR
roof rack
roof rack
English
English
Italian
Italian
I. roof <-s> [ru:f] N
roof of house, car
roof of tree
roof of mouth
Phrases:
to go through the roof prices
to go through the roof person
to hit the roof
to raise the roof inf
II. roof <-s> [ru:f] VB trans
roof
roof garden N
roof garden
thatched roof N
pitched roof N
pitched roof
gable roof
sloping roof
Italian
Italian
English
English
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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They have a solidly built body with a gently sloping snout and a unique rounded dorsal fin.
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Attached to the right lateral side, there is a truncated pyramid shape with sloping walls.
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Studies have shown that when measuring education and family income, there is a positive sloping curve as the skin of families gets lighter.
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The ponies have a wide, deep chest, sloping shoulder, and hard, sound legs.
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The facade is baroque but the sloping roof is a sign of its medieval origins.
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