Translation for '
roofs' from English to Dutch
NOUN | a roof | roofs / [rare or regional] rooves | |
VERB | to roof | roofed | roofed roofing | roofs | |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
VERB to infinitive | simple past | past participle
present participle | 3rd person
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- Green roofs are roofs that are partially or completely covered with plants or other vegetation.
- Roofs in Scandinavia have probably been covered with birch bark and sod since prehistory.
- Green roofs improve air and water quality while reducing energy cost.
- building’s roofs are planted with native plants, green roofs.
- In North America, roofs are often covered with shingles made of asphalt, fiberglass and small gravel coating, but a wide range of materials are used.
- On the Danish island of Læsø it has been used for thatching roofs.
- Bengal roofs are sloping dome-shaped roofs with drawn-down corners associated with late Mughal and Rajput architecture of Northern India.
- The stone core and western brick extension have separately framed hip roofs clad in painted corrugated iron.
- Roofs made of cut turf (modern ones known as green roofs, traditional ones as sod roofs) have good insulating properties and are increasingly encouraged as a way of "greening" the Earth.
- Using more than $2 million, CMHA was able to replace high-rise roofs at Wade Tower, Scranton Castle, Springbrook, and West Boulevard.
- Unlike most Syrian villages at the time whose houses had flat roofs, the mud houses in Talbiseh had dome-shaped roofs.
- Flexible solar modules can be used on curved roofs, or roofs where it does not make sense to install a rack mounting system.
- Most Zollinger roofs were designed as a pointed saddleback roof, but examples of hipped roofs exist as well, for example the Protestant church in Lauta or the Römerhof in Freiburg im Breisgau.
- An interesting feature is the multiple roofs that descend past the boundaries of the wall at a slope.
- Historically, the roofing material was wood shingles made from beechwood but today in most regions baserri have tiled roofs.
- Roofs with juanpeng ridges (...), known as [...] (...) or parabolic roofs, have been common in Chinese architecture since ancient times.
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