rooftop
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- noun
- /ˈruːfˌtɑːp/
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azotea
- The party was held on the rooftop, providing a stunning view of the city skyline.
- rooftop garden
- rooftop solar
- building rooftop
And Wang Sifu taught on a rooftop in downtown Orlando.
- And Wang Sifu taught on a rooftop in downtown Orlando.
- And beyond the trees are the rooftops of tall buildings.
- He could be on a rooftop, he could be in a backyard.
- You'll have our rooftop jungle viewpoint.
- But you know, those that know me would tell you I joined rooftop demonstrations.
- And there's someone on the rooftop next to me.
- That festive night, the whole block set out on rooftops and doorways, on the hoods of cars.
- Also, they do have a rooftop with a pretty sweet view of the city.
- And so I took his rifle and I went to the rooftop and I started getting to work.
- We were seeing La La Land on a rooftop.
- So then the rooftop meeting comes.
- And we're getting some pics on this glorious pool and rooftop.
- No, I say, oh everyone let's Tom go to the rooftop and tell me what you see.
- I'll tell you, it was this rooftop bar in Santa Monica was called Shangri-La.
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The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, if they existed at all, were a kind of rooftop garden.
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And beyond the trees are the rooftops of tall buildings.
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OK, so to end this video, we came here to a rooftop bar to get a beer.
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You may want a rooftop facing to the South where the sun is.
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This is my first time on a rooftop swimming pool.
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The rooftop of the parking garage.
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I'm on the rooftop at city hall.
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They found him on a rooftop nearby.
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Back at my favorite rooftop cafe, it's called Pancake Shop.
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The sun had dipped below rooftops, and long shadows were creeping over the lawns and street.
Fiction book (1990)
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Etymology
Rooftop is made from two simple words, roof and top, so it literally means the 'top' surface of a building where people can stand or things can be placed.