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rooftop

/roof-top, roof-/US // ˈrufˌtɒp, ˈrʊf- //UK // (ˈruːfˌtɒp) //

天台,屋顶,楼顶,屋顶上

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the roof of a building, especially the outer surface.

Examples

  • Come nightfall, a fire pit on the rooftop deck makes for the ideal hangout.

  • One of the reasons I wanted you on here is because you have ideas around rooftop farming.

  • Gotham Greens, a company that grows produce indoors, set up what it touted as the world’s largest rooftop greenhouse.

  • The company said people nearby should avoid being outside at ground level, on rooftops or balconies, or near open windows during the implosion.

  • The rooftop fan provides airflow and cooling, while the LEDs give off plenty of light.

  • Flash says it after watching Arrow swing off a rooftop; Arrow says it seconds later as he watches Flash run away.

  • We stood on the rooftop of a derelict farmhouse meters away from a Turkish tank and a razor wire fence marking the end of Turkey.

  • In fact, Devonshire has more rooftop solar installations than any other region in England.

  • Rooftop solar—individual homeowners putting generating systems on their roofs—is also booming in Arizona.

  • “We think this can open up rooftop solar to an entirely new class of customer,” Rumido adds.

  • Miela turned and shouted something to the girls on the rooftop.

  • The slope of hillside rising abruptly behind us held another house just above the level of the rooftop we were on.

  • I went to the Capri rooftop to go swimming, and went to the Nacional to go swimming once.

  • From the rooftop of the residence, Mayan ruins are visible as earthen mounds in the midst of maguey plantings.

  • He remained crouching before the window, as though he had been watching a procession in a street, from some rooftop.