Translation for 'thatch' from English to Hungarian

thatch roof

zsupfedél {noun}

• Common Reeds are also the primary source of thatch for traditional thatch housing in Europe and beyond.
• Another common method of reducing thatch is vertical mowing.
• In Colombia the fronds are sometimes used for thatch.
• The Thatch, a 200-year-old thatched restaurant and bar in the center of Crinkill, has been in the same family ownership for nearly 200 years.
• In the West of England, thatch rooftops were widely used, so thick collar beams were demanded, but in New England, thatch roofs were superseded by wooden shingles which significantly reduced the weight and hence collar beams disappeared after modernization.

• ・Cut and store enough thatch for the work in advance (a common "thatch field" is reserved for this purpose).
• In areas where palms are abundant, palm leaves are used to thatch walls and roofs.
• A small amount of thatch may provide a beneficial insulating effect against fluctuations in temperature and moisture.
• On 29 June 1613, the Globe Theatre burned down, its thatch roof set afire by squibs set off during a lavish performance of the Shakespeare/Fletcher "Henry VIII".
• This was set in a straw thatch with the participation of villagers.

• The larvae are considered a nuisance since they have the habit of spinning a silken burrow beneath and between two pieces of thatch to which it retreats when not feeding.
• The Thatch & Thistle is a modern thatched public house on Norwood Road built on the site of the original Blowick pub.
• One of the 17th century cottages in the village was the only thatched youth hostel in England and Wales.
• The walls are colourwashed and the roof is thatched.