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terrace:A raised level place for walking, with a vertical or sloping front or sides faced with masonry, turf, or the like, and sometimes having a balustrade; esp. a raised walk in a garden, or a level surface formed in front of a house on naturally sloping ground, or on the bank of a river, as ‘The Terrace’ at the Palace of Westminster.—Oxford English Dictionary
terrace:a flat outdoor area next to a building or on a roof, where you can sit outside to eat, relax etc.——Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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1.露天台榭。《史记.孝文本纪》﹕"孝文帝从代来﹐即位二十三年﹐宫室苑囿狗马服御无所增益﹐有不便﹐辄弛以利民。尝欲作露台﹐召匠计之﹐直百金。上曰﹕'百金中民十家之产﹐吾奉先帝宫室﹐常恐羞之﹐何以台为!'"后遂以"露台"为帝王节俭之典。 2.临时搭建的露天舞台。 3.在平地上用土﹑石筑起的高台。 4.晒台﹐凉台。——《汉语大词典》
平坦的铺设或植栽区域,通常高于周围地带,且与建筑物或庭园的一部份相邻。——AAT-台湾 @zh |
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