English-Spanish translation for "terrace"

terrace {noun} (also: cone, berm)

terrace {noun} (also: flat roof, deck roof, rooftop)

terrace {noun} (also: balcony)

to terrace [terraced|terraced] {v.t.} (also: to stagger)

There are more people on the terraces than in the Hemicycle itself.

My colleague who spoke before me brought up the issue of football terraces.

These plantations do not use terraces, which often creates slopes of more than 12 %.

The garden roofs of the terraced wing blend with the adjacent topography of the mountain.

These are arranged as terraces projecting further outwards on each higher floor, forming an inverted pyramid.

This situation was absurdly aggravated by specific and identifiable people on 29 September on the terraces of the mosques in Jerusalem.

The Chrysler Building is a classic example of the Art Deco style, from the street to its terraced crown.

Gurgling canyon creeks, rushing mountain streams, and cascading, terraced rivers: Waterfalls in all their glorious diversity are featured in this free theme for Windows 7.

The meeting aimed to discuss the conservation of terraced landscapes worldwide, but with a particular focus on the Yuanyang Hani Rice Terraces that lie within Honghe Prefecture.

Two terraced units, each with three or four stories, merge to form a compact residential complex: One wing anchors the structure and provides an architectural finish.

Earlier this year, a major conservation project began on the frontage of the corner site of Eton Terrace and Lennox Street in the New Town Conservation Area.

With the referendum on the Constitution in France and the Netherlands, the citizens who wanted to get in and watch from the terraces went beyond that and organised an actual invasion of the pitch.