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comble à brisis m, comble à deux égouts m, comble à deux longs pans m, comble à deux pans m, comble à deux pentes m, comble à deux versants m, toit à deux longs pans m, toit à deux versants m, toit comble à deux égouts m, toit comble à deux longs pans m, toit comble à deux pans m, toit comble à deux pentes m, toit comble à deux versants mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > ridge roof
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ridge [rɪdʒ]1 noun(b) (raised strip or part) arête f, crête f; (on sand) ride f; Agriculture (in ploughed field) crête f;∎ the wet sand formed ridges le sable mouillé était couvert de petites rides;∎ Meteorology a ridge of high pressure une crête de haute pression, specialist term une dorsale barométrique(crease) sillonner, rider;∎ you should ridge the roof with new tiles vous devriez poser de nouvelles faîtières sur votre toit►► ridge tent tente f à faîtière;ridge tile (tuile f) faîtière f -
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A n1 Geog ( along mountain top) arête f, crête f ; ( on hillside) corniche f ; ( in ocean) dorsale f ; ( mountain range) chaîne f ;2 ( raised strip) (on rock, metal surface) strie f ; ( on fabric) côte f ; ( in ploughed land) crête f, billon m ; (of potatoes, plants) rang m, rangée f ; ( in wet sand) ride f ; -
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ridge [rɪdʒ]( = top of a line of hills or mountains) crête f ; ( = ledge on hillside) corniche f ; ( = chain of hills, mountains) chaîne f* * *[rɪdʒ]2) ( raised strip) (on rock, metal surface) strie f; ( in ploughed land) crête f, billon m3) ( on roof) faîte m, faîtage m4) Meteorologyridge of high pressure — ligne f de hautes pressions
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[ri‹]1) (a long narrow piece of ground etc raised above the level of the ground etc on either side of it.) crête2) (a long narrow row of hills.) chaîne3) (anything like a ridge in shape: A ridge of high pressure is a long narrow area of high pressure as shown on a weather map.) ligne4) (the top edge of something where two sloping surfaces meet, eg on a roof.) arête, faîte -
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(at ridge of roof) faîtière (lucarne) fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > sky light
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Ichâssis de toiture m, châssis vitré m, gratte-ciel m, lanterneau m, lucarne - f lucarne faîtière f, tabatière f, vasistas - m verrière fII(at ridge of a roof) lucarne faîtière fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > skylight
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