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Definition of cockloft in English: cockloftnounˈkɒklɒftˈkɑklɔft A small upper loft under the ridge of a roof. Example sentencesExamples - There are common cocklofts, large areas, and myriad void spaces through which fire can travel.
- Inside those parks are pavilions, stages, pagodas, cocklofts, mazes leading to quiet places, red flowers and green grasses.
- Due to the height of the ceiling and the fact that there were double cocklofts, the decision was to mount a defensive fire fighting operation.
- The fire swept through the halls of the second floor in the north wing of the school, and flashed through the cockloft above the classrooms.
- All these wooden row houses had cocklofts - 3 to 4-foot attic spaces between the top apartment and the roof connected through rows of buildings.
- My coverage area is made up of mostly row homes with common cocklofts.
- The cocklofts have mostly been converted in later times, but they are beautifully preserved in this house.
- The cockloft was accessible from the service area.
- Since poor people cannot afford the high rent prices, they have to jostle in bed-size apartments and partitioned rooms in the cocklofts of aged buildings.
- You can push down ceilings out of reach of the standard 6 foot hook found in high cocklofts.
- The fire extended rapidly to the exposures on the C-side of the building and started to run the cocklofts of the building.
- There are three reasons for unusually rapid fire spread in a cockloft of a multiple dwelling or row of stores.
- As more companies arrived and with the row of homes evacuated, crews began to extinguish the fire which roared across the backs and in the cocklofts.
- The house comprised a kitchen, a little hall, lower parlour, pantry, two cellars, a hall above stairs, an upper parlour and four chambers with cocklofts above.
- Heated fire gases and flame in a concealed space can travel upwards several floors and break out in a cockloft.
- As the ceilings were pulled, fire was moving across the cockloft from the adjacent hardware store.
Synonyms attic, loft, roof space, cock loft
Definition of cockloft in US English: cockloftnounˈkɑklɔftˈkäklôft A small loft or attic. Example sentencesExamples - Due to the height of the ceiling and the fact that there were double cocklofts, the decision was to mount a defensive fire fighting operation.
- The house comprised a kitchen, a little hall, lower parlour, pantry, two cellars, a hall above stairs, an upper parlour and four chambers with cocklofts above.
- The cocklofts have mostly been converted in later times, but they are beautifully preserved in this house.
- You can push down ceilings out of reach of the standard 6 foot hook found in high cocklofts.
- The fire extended rapidly to the exposures on the C-side of the building and started to run the cocklofts of the building.
- As the ceilings were pulled, fire was moving across the cockloft from the adjacent hardware store.
- There are three reasons for unusually rapid fire spread in a cockloft of a multiple dwelling or row of stores.
- As more companies arrived and with the row of homes evacuated, crews began to extinguish the fire which roared across the backs and in the cocklofts.
- The cockloft was accessible from the service area.
- Heated fire gases and flame in a concealed space can travel upwards several floors and break out in a cockloft.
- Since poor people cannot afford the high rent prices, they have to jostle in bed-size apartments and partitioned rooms in the cocklofts of aged buildings.
- My coverage area is made up of mostly row homes with common cocklofts.
- The fire swept through the halls of the second floor in the north wing of the school, and flashed through the cockloft above the classrooms.
- All these wooden row houses had cocklofts - 3 to 4-foot attic spaces between the top apartment and the roof connected through rows of buildings.
- Inside those parks are pavilions, stages, pagodas, cocklofts, mazes leading to quiet places, red flowers and green grasses.
- There are common cocklofts, large areas, and myriad void spaces through which fire can travel.
Synonyms attic, loft, roof space, cock loft
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