sunroof
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- noun
- /ˈsʌnˌruf/
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techo solar
- And this car has dual sunroofs overhead, front and rear.
So we're putting up the sunroof just a little bit.
- So we're putting up the sunroof just a little bit.
- That's from the sunroof, which is fine, except I have the sunroof cover closed.
- Imagine you're just through the sunroof.
- We were thinking of maybe just driving around the city with the, our heads through the sunroof, kind of like dogs, you know, that would be fun.
- Probably getting like, you know, wow, through the sunroof, through the sunroof.
- You can see I have the sunroof frosted, which is so cool.
- Yes, passenger door mirror, top ten in the windscreen, sunroof and the sunroof.
- Then we went to the roof which had a sunroof.
Examples
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We'll buy a silver BMW with black leather seats and a sunroof.
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Satellite radio, leather seats, sunroof.
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So we're putting up the sunroof just a little bit.
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We can give you a bigger sunroof if you want.
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You always leave the sunroof open.
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Well, at least you have a sunroof now.
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Can you close the sunroof?
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The interior is open and there is a sunroof as well.
Blog text (25) -
I open the sunroof to get relief from the doggie smell.
Fiction book (1997) -
On sunny days, I love opening the sunroof to let in the fresh air.
Synonyms
A panel in a car roof that opens to let in air and sunlight
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Etymology
The word sunroof is made from sun ('sun') and roof ('top or cover of a building'), so imagine a part of the roof that lets sunlight in. Like a skylight, it is a roof panel in a car that opens to let light and air in.