B2nounhometravel
US/ˈter.əs/
UK/ˈter.əs/
a flat area outside a building for sitting; also flat steps cut into a hillside for farming
In context
We had breakfast on the hotel terrace with a view of the sea.
The rice terraces of Mu Cang Chai turn gold in September.
Many cafés in Hanoi have a rooftop terrace for evening drinks.
Words that go with terrace
noun + noun
- rice terracesTourists come to Sa Pa to photograph the rice terraces.
- rooftop terraceThe bar has a rooftop terrace with city views.
adjective + noun
- sunny terraceWe sat on a sunny terrace and drank iced tea.
- outdoor terraceThe restaurant has a large outdoor terrace.
noun + preposition
- on the terraceDinner will be served on the terrace tonight.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
We drank coffee on the terrace roof.Correct: We drank coffee on the rooftop terrace.