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单词 terrace
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terrace
noun
uk
/ˈter.əs/us
/ˈter.əs/

terracenoun(GROUND)

[C]
aflatraisedarea
台地
B2
aflatareaofstoneorgrassoutsideahouse, wherepeoplesitand sometimeseat
露天平台，阳台
picture of terrace
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one of severalnarrowstripsoflandthat arebuiltlikestepson theslopeof ahill, used forgrowingcropson
梯田；阶地
picture of terrace
Photographer/Moment/GettyImages
the terraces[plural]sportsUK
widestepson whichpeoplestandtowatchafootballmatch
（足球）阶梯看台
picture of terrace
malyugin/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages
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  • party wall
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terracenoun(HOUSE)

[C]UK
(USrow)
a row of oftensmallhousesjoinedtogether alongtheirsidewalls
排屋，排房
picture of terrace
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  • duplex
  • multifamily
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terrace
verb[T]
uk
/ˈter.əs/us
/ˈter.əs/
tobuildnarrowstripsoflandon aslopeso thatpeoplecanplantcropsthere
使…成梯田
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  • biodynamics
  • farming
  • grain
  • harvest
  • haystack
  • hungry gap
  • hydroponic
  • landless
  • landrace
  • monoculture
  • non-farm
  • soil
  • the Agrarian Revolution
  • thresh
  • vertical farming
  • yield
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(Definition ofterracefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

terrace| American Dictionary

terrace
noun[C]
us
/ˈter·əs/
aflatareaoutsideabuilding, often with astonefloor, or anarrow,flatstripoflandon theslopeof ahillthat is used forgrowingcrops
(Definition ofterracefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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First, are farmers more likely to adopt conservation measures, such as terraces, if they also alter their agricultural practices?
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The lower terraces and courts are arranged around the more intimate landscape spaces with south-facing terraced gardens.
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The building type that gradually evolved was neither aterracehouse nor a block of flats.
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That keeps us from working the land enough and building enough terraces.
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The central temple includes bands and triangles on the substructure element andterraceand scrolls on the molding above the door.
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The hilly terrain was also widely terraced to prevent erosion and maintain soil productivity.
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Higher rainfall, which can lead to erosion but is also associated with higher production possibility, was positively associated withterraceadoption.
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Additionally, 4,808 hectares had terraces, 5,019 hectares had measures that help control water erosion, and 946 hectares had improved water management (reservoirs and irrigation systems).
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For example, a stream can be manipulated with simple barriers in order to direct sedimentation in such a way that it builds terraces.
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This is entered through a gate that is located beneath theterracelinking the garage roof with the main floor of the residence.
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Doublure incurved, narrow, gently decreasing in size anteriorly, and bearing at least two lowterraceridges.
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They might have been individual houses subsequently subdivided, but the evidence points toterrace-type houses sharing the same roof.
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Such processes would have affected all the terraces, and considerable quantities of debris remained on eachterraceand in association with all the residential complexes.
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Such findings would seem to indicate marked continuity in the specific residential groups that inhabited eachterrace.
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Possibly, the third main segment was to the east in the firstterrace.
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