Definition of terrasse in English:

terrasse

noun tɛrasteˈräs

(in France) a flat, paved area outside a cafe where people sit to take refreshments.
（法国）（咖啡馆设在外面的）露天座
Example sentencesExamples
- There's also a terrasse, but be warned that you'll be a magnet for people bumming change.
- The buildings wedged between the Burger King and the Monument-National would be replaced with a ‘Broadway’ on the Main, complete with a tourist-friendly pedestrian zone near Clark, that would be dotted with cafés and terrasses.
- In the summer there's a nice terrasse outside, and the restaurant's interior duplicates the look of the patio somewhat with fake plants hanging from the ceiling.
- There's also a terrasse at Joe's: two picnic tables set on the street corner for a sweet breeze.
- The covered terrasse is quite pleasant on a sunny afternoon or a hot summer evening, but can get noisy from the traffic speeding down one of downtown's busiest thoroughfares.
- The only problem was that bar, café and restaurant owners were allowed to have make-shift sidewalk terrasses open until 11 p.m.
- The idea of sidewalk food vendors is not something we promote a great deal because this is a residential community, but we do have a wonderful bylaw that allows terrasses and outdoor eating.
- While I was walking up St-Denis on a recent spring afternoon, the sun illuminated Restaurant Mañana's terrasse, reminding me that it had been years since I last ate there.
- The eat-in area was recently redesigned to increase seating space, and there's a pleasant covered terrasse in summer.
- There's a terrasse in the summer, breakfast specials, lunch specials, very good dinner specials and a reasonably priced yet short wine list.
- ‘They want to turn the market into a supermarket, where people will stay longer - most shoppers now spend less than an hour there - with all kinds of terrasses and fast food spots,’ adds Esther Bozzer, a long-time Little Italy resident.
- I'm off to the corner of St-Urbain and Duluth to have the best sandwich on the best terrasse in the city.
- You're either shivering in parks trying to soak up a stray ray of sun or huddling on a terrasse inhaling the hot fumes of a cafe au lait.
- It's also one of those places that seems to be constantly crowded, especially on warm nights when lucky customers who've arrived early can sit out on the terrasse.
- It's invariably packed on summer nights, with folks spilling out of the store and on to the round tables of the outside terrasse.
- If the weather's nice the large terrasse provides a great setting in which to peruse the 89 selections available to eat.
- On the night we visited, the terrasse was drenched so we had to settle for a cozy table inside.
- Fortunately, the terrasse at the new place is almost as good as the old one.
- It offers authentic ‘down-home’ Cambodian food with a terrasse ideal for contemplating a balmy afternoon or a humid evening munching on cold spring rolls and sipping beer.
- It appears there will be a terrasse full of straw-topped tables in the summer, a little oasis looking out onto scenic de Maisonneuve.

Origin

French, literally 'terrace'.

Definition of terrasse in US English:

terrasse

nounteˈräs

(in France) a flat, paved area outside a cafe where people sit to take refreshments.
（法国）（咖啡馆设在外面的）露天座
Example sentencesExamples
- The eat-in area was recently redesigned to increase seating space, and there's a pleasant covered terrasse in summer.
- The only problem was that bar, café and restaurant owners were allowed to have make-shift sidewalk terrasses open until 11 p.m.
- It appears there will be a terrasse full of straw-topped tables in the summer, a little oasis looking out onto scenic de Maisonneuve.
- Fortunately, the terrasse at the new place is almost as good as the old one.
- The idea of sidewalk food vendors is not something we promote a great deal because this is a residential community, but we do have a wonderful bylaw that allows terrasses and outdoor eating.
- There's also a terrasse, but be warned that you'll be a magnet for people bumming change.
- On the night we visited, the terrasse was drenched so we had to settle for a cozy table inside.
- You're either shivering in parks trying to soak up a stray ray of sun or huddling on a terrasse inhaling the hot fumes of a cafe au lait.
- The buildings wedged between the Burger King and the Monument-National would be replaced with a ‘Broadway’ on the Main, complete with a tourist-friendly pedestrian zone near Clark, that would be dotted with cafés and terrasses.
- It offers authentic ‘down-home’ Cambodian food with a terrasse ideal for contemplating a balmy afternoon or a humid evening munching on cold spring rolls and sipping beer.
- While I was walking up St-Denis on a recent spring afternoon, the sun illuminated Restaurant Mañana's terrasse, reminding me that it had been years since I last ate there.
- It's also one of those places that seems to be constantly crowded, especially on warm nights when lucky customers who've arrived early can sit out on the terrasse.
- I'm off to the corner of St-Urbain and Duluth to have the best sandwich on the best terrasse in the city.
- It's invariably packed on summer nights, with folks spilling out of the store and on to the round tables of the outside terrasse.
- In the summer there's a nice terrasse outside, and the restaurant's interior duplicates the look of the patio somewhat with fake plants hanging from the ceiling.
- The covered terrasse is quite pleasant on a sunny afternoon or a hot summer evening, but can get noisy from the traffic speeding down one of downtown's busiest thoroughfares.
- There's a terrasse in the summer, breakfast specials, lunch specials, very good dinner specials and a reasonably priced yet short wine list.
- If the weather's nice the large terrasse provides a great setting in which to peruse the 89 selections available to eat.
- There's also a terrasse at Joe's: two picnic tables set on the street corner for a sweet breeze.
- ‘They want to turn the market into a supermarket, where people will stay longer - most shoppers now spend less than an hour there - with all kinds of terrasses and fast food spots,’ adds Esther Bozzer, a long-time Little Italy resident.

Origin

French, literally ‘terrace’.

单词	terrasse
释义	Definition of terrasse in English: terrasse noun tɛrasteˈräs (in France) a flat, paved area outside a cafe where people sit to take refreshments. （法国）（咖啡馆设在外面的）露天座 Example sentencesExamples There's also a terrasse, but be warned that you'll be a magnet for people bumming change. The buildings wedged between the Burger King and the Monument-National would be replaced with a ‘Broadway’ on the Main, complete with a tourist-friendly pedestrian zone near Clark, that would be dotted with cafés and terrasses. In the summer there's a nice terrasse outside, and the restaurant's interior duplicates the look of the patio somewhat with fake plants hanging from the ceiling. There's also a terrasse at Joe's: two picnic tables set on the street corner for a sweet breeze. The covered terrasse is quite pleasant on a sunny afternoon or a hot summer evening, but can get noisy from the traffic speeding down one of downtown's busiest thoroughfares. The only problem was that bar, café and restaurant owners were allowed to have make-shift sidewalk terrasses open until 11 p.m. The idea of sidewalk food vendors is not something we promote a great deal because this is a residential community, but we do have a wonderful bylaw that allows terrasses and outdoor eating. While I was walking up St-Denis on a recent spring afternoon, the sun illuminated Restaurant Mañana's terrasse, reminding me that it had been years since I last ate there. The eat-in area was recently redesigned to increase seating space, and there's a pleasant covered terrasse in summer. There's a terrasse in the summer, breakfast specials, lunch specials, very good dinner specials and a reasonably priced yet short wine list. ‘They want to turn the market into a supermarket, where people will stay longer - most shoppers now spend less than an hour there - with all kinds of terrasses and fast food spots,’ adds Esther Bozzer, a long-time Little Italy resident. I'm off to the corner of St-Urbain and Duluth to have the best sandwich on the best terrasse in the city. You're either shivering in parks trying to soak up a stray ray of sun or huddling on a terrasse inhaling the hot fumes of a cafe au lait. It's also one of those places that seems to be constantly crowded, especially on warm nights when lucky customers who've arrived early can sit out on the terrasse. It's invariably packed on summer nights, with folks spilling out of the store and on to the round tables of the outside terrasse. If the weather's nice the large terrasse provides a great setting in which to peruse the 89 selections available to eat. On the night we visited, the terrasse was drenched so we had to settle for a cozy table inside. Fortunately, the terrasse at the new place is almost as good as the old one. It offers authentic ‘down-home’ Cambodian food with a terrasse ideal for contemplating a balmy afternoon or a humid evening munching on cold spring rolls and sipping beer. It appears there will be a terrasse full of straw-topped tables in the summer, a little oasis looking out onto scenic de Maisonneuve. Origin French, literally 'terrace'. Definition of terrasse in US English: terrasse nounteˈräs (in France) a flat, paved area outside a cafe where people sit to take refreshments. （法国）（咖啡馆设在外面的）露天座 Example sentencesExamples The eat-in area was recently redesigned to increase seating space, and there's a pleasant covered terrasse in summer. The only problem was that bar, café and restaurant owners were allowed to have make-shift sidewalk terrasses open until 11 p.m. It appears there will be a terrasse full of straw-topped tables in the summer, a little oasis looking out onto scenic de Maisonneuve. Fortunately, the terrasse at the new place is almost as good as the old one. The idea of sidewalk food vendors is not something we promote a great deal because this is a residential community, but we do have a wonderful bylaw that allows terrasses and outdoor eating. There's also a terrasse, but be warned that you'll be a magnet for people bumming change. On the night we visited, the terrasse was drenched so we had to settle for a cozy table inside. You're either shivering in parks trying to soak up a stray ray of sun or huddling on a terrasse inhaling the hot fumes of a cafe au lait. The buildings wedged between the Burger King and the Monument-National would be replaced with a ‘Broadway’ on the Main, complete with a tourist-friendly pedestrian zone near Clark, that would be dotted with cafés and terrasses. It offers authentic ‘down-home’ Cambodian food with a terrasse ideal for contemplating a balmy afternoon or a humid evening munching on cold spring rolls and sipping beer. While I was walking up St-Denis on a recent spring afternoon, the sun illuminated Restaurant Mañana's terrasse, reminding me that it had been years since I last ate there. It's also one of those places that seems to be constantly crowded, especially on warm nights when lucky customers who've arrived early can sit out on the terrasse. I'm off to the corner of St-Urbain and Duluth to have the best sandwich on the best terrasse in the city. It's invariably packed on summer nights, with folks spilling out of the store and on to the round tables of the outside terrasse. In the summer there's a nice terrasse outside, and the restaurant's interior duplicates the look of the patio somewhat with fake plants hanging from the ceiling. The covered terrasse is quite pleasant on a sunny afternoon or a hot summer evening, but can get noisy from the traffic speeding down one of downtown's busiest thoroughfares. There's a terrasse in the summer, breakfast specials, lunch specials, very good dinner specials and a reasonably priced yet short wine list. If the weather's nice the large terrasse provides a great setting in which to peruse the 89 selections available to eat. There's also a terrasse at Joe's: two picnic tables set on the street corner for a sweet breeze. ‘They want to turn the market into a supermarket, where people will stay longer - most shoppers now spend less than an hour there - with all kinds of terrasses and fast food spots,’ adds Esther Bozzer, a long-time Little Italy resident. Origin French, literally ‘terrace’.
随便看	ostracism ostracisms ostracizable ostracization ostracize ostracized ostracizer ostracizes ostracizing dandy-horse dandyish dandyish dandyishly dandyishly dandyism dandyism dandyisms dandy-line dandy-loom dandy-note dandy roll dandy-roller dandy roller dandy-wink Dane