Examples of using Thatched in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Japan's most famous thatched roof village is Shirakawa-go in Gifu Prefecture, but not everyone knows that there is another village where
A brick building with half-timbering, a thatched roof, and delightful garden,
Marina Victoria Alexandra Ogilvy(born 31 July 1966 in Thatched House Lodge,
My wishes are: a modest cottage with a thatched roof, but a good bed, good food, milk
born Thatched House Lodge,
free woman. Erlendur, come. She sees a hall more fair than the sun, thatched with gold, at Gimle.
The undulating thatched roof also helps to collect rainwater, which is stored in large reservoirs
them is the northern village or Kayabuki no Sato, which features nearly 40 farmhouses with thatched roofs and has a higher percentage of thatched roof houses than any other place in Japan.
This domestic destination offer high calibre resort areas like Denarau, as well as naturescapes of the mountain village of Navala where locals live in traditional huts that are called thatched bure.
This region of outstanding natural beauty is characterized by attractive small towns and thatched villages of yellow Cotswold stone made prosperous by the historic wool trade.
The Whitby Hand was discovered in the early 20th century hidden inside the wall of an ancient thatched cottage, and it is thought to be the last example in existence.
castles and thatched houses.
referred to the lush and magnificent gardens that surrounded the quaint thatched cottages of the Tudor and Victorian eras in England.
with wooden-post walls covered with mats and a thatched roof.
On reaching the capital, he settled in a thatched hut on the flat, swampy area alongside Sukhumvit,
the population was listed as 35 people, their 13 houses built of split palm battens thatched on the roof and sides with palm leaves.
The charming village is nestled on the banks of the River Veules- France's smallest river- which winds its way past historic thatched cottages and watermills down to the shore where the village's famous Veulaise oysters are harvested
Seldom does an hour pass without some sight of a tukul- the mud-walled roundhouse with conical thatched roof common throughout Ethiopia's highland communities- or a chorus of high- pitched hellos assailing
Simple in design with thatched roofs and modern décor, SUNRISE Restaurant is appeared in open space
The charming thatched roof bungalows on stilts