Terrace

/tˈɛɹɪs/

/ˈtɛɹəs/

Terrace

a flat paved area, particularly one next to a building or restaurant, where people can sit, eat, relax, etc.

a row of houses connected together due to being in one block and sharing the same style

a level shelf of land interrupting a declivity (with steep slopes above and below)

to terrace

to create stepped levels or flat areas on sloped land to prevent erosion and make the land suitable for farming or forestry

provide (a house) with a terrace

Example

The bedroom opens onto a spacious terrace, allowing for fresh air and natural light.

The hotel's presidential suite boasted sumptuous furnishings, a private terrace, and breathtaking views.

The outdoor furniture on the terrace was adorned with cushions in a luxurious Majorelle blue fabric.

The restaurant offered an alfresco dining experience with tables on the terrace.

The landscape architect plans to plant the terrace with creeping thyme to create a lush green carpet.

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