Examples of using Roofed in English and their translations into Slovak
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The winding alleys, often roofed over, with their Gothic houses
The third swimming pool is much larger and has both a roofed and an unroofed part, while the fourth pool is entirely outdoors.
When the weather is fine, you can also have fun on a large roofed terrace with the entrance from this room.
A“relevant building” is defined as a roofed construction which has walls, and for which energy is used to condition the indoor climate.
In the summer months we provide a roofed garden with a barbecue and a fireplace and a large roofed summer terrace with a stage.
2 large roofed terraces with great view of the sea and the islands.
One of the terraces is roofed and there is a summer kitchen with barbeque
A roofed promenade, especially one extending along the wall of a building
In the summer sitting on a summer roofed garden, where are held evenings with a barbecue.
social lounge in the basement of the building and roofed terrace.
also it is the oldest preserved roofed theater ever.
This type of metal roofing can be chosen to cover rustic houses or ordinary roofed houses, requiring refurbishment,
and similarly roofed plywood in other areas during the operation is not deformed and do not even creak.
Pigs should be unloaded immediately on arrival at the saleyard unless facilities exist for vehicles to park in a roofed area with spray facilities.
A wide roofed terrace, that runs for the whole length of the house,
consequently the water is carried with gravity outside roofed structure.
roast on the spit in the garden; the roofed terrace and the garden furniture provide the rest for the guests.
Right behind the main building, there is a summer kitchen and a roofed terrace with cooking
We have twelve mobile houses with a living area of almost 24 m2 and with a large roofed terrace(16 m2) with table and chairs.
The front entrance has been roofed and leads to the entrance hall,