Definition of pantile in English:

pantile

noun ˈpantʌɪlˈpænˌtaɪl

A roof tile curved to form an S-shaped section, fitted to overlap its neighbour.
Example sentencesExamples
- While the original roof structure was rotten, the pantiles were able to be reused and now greatly enhance the aged appearance of the exterior.
- Concrete Pantiles are available in a medium format of similar size to our clay pantiles, and offer some savings in material and labour.
- The pantiles are made in the traditional way with wooden formers to shape the wet clay tiles to form the traditional shape.
- The restaurant has a fresh farmhouse interior, with cream walls and red pantiles, and boasts an open view of the garden.

Derivatives

pantiled

adjective

We walked down the famous 199 steps, enjoying the gorgeous view of the harbour and pantiled, crowded cottages.
Example sentencesExamples
- The red, pantiled roofed houses and shops spread like a wild necklace on both sides of the River Esk.
- This is a blissful vision of Italian arcadia, undulating olive groves, tall cypresses, distant farmhouses with red pantiled roofs and the silhouette of a slender castle tower on the horizon.
- One of the finest ways to see York is to follow the wall-top walk, with breathtaking views over the pantiled roofs to the Minster.
- Fishing villages with Venetian-style bell towers and red pantiled roofs cling to the shoreline.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from pan¹ + tile, probably suggested by Dutch dakpan, literally 'roof pan'.

Definition of pantile in US English:

pantile

nounˈpanˌtīlˈpænˌtaɪl

A roof tile curved to form an S-shaped section, fitted to overlap its neighbor.
Example sentencesExamples
- While the original roof structure was rotten, the pantiles were able to be reused and now greatly enhance the aged appearance of the exterior.
- The restaurant has a fresh farmhouse interior, with cream walls and red pantiles, and boasts an open view of the garden.
- Concrete Pantiles are available in a medium format of similar size to our clay pantiles, and offer some savings in material and labour.
- The pantiles are made in the traditional way with wooden formers to shape the wet clay tiles to form the traditional shape.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from pan + tile, probably suggested by Dutch dakpan, literally ‘roof pan’.

单词	pantile
释义	Definition of pantile in English: pantile noun ˈpantʌɪlˈpænˌtaɪl A roof tile curved to form an S-shaped section, fitted to overlap its neighbour. Example sentencesExamples While the original roof structure was rotten, the pantiles were able to be reused and now greatly enhance the aged appearance of the exterior. Concrete Pantiles are available in a medium format of similar size to our clay pantiles, and offer some savings in material and labour. The pantiles are made in the traditional way with wooden formers to shape the wet clay tiles to form the traditional shape. The restaurant has a fresh farmhouse interior, with cream walls and red pantiles, and boasts an open view of the garden. Derivatives pantiled adjective We walked down the famous 199 steps, enjoying the gorgeous view of the harbour and pantiled, crowded cottages. Example sentencesExamples The red, pantiled roofed houses and shops spread like a wild necklace on both sides of the River Esk. This is a blissful vision of Italian arcadia, undulating olive groves, tall cypresses, distant farmhouses with red pantiled roofs and the silhouette of a slender castle tower on the horizon. One of the finest ways to see York is to follow the wall-top walk, with breathtaking views over the pantiled roofs to the Minster. Fishing villages with Venetian-style bell towers and red pantiled roofs cling to the shoreline. Origin Mid 17th century: from pan¹ + tile, probably suggested by Dutch dakpan, literally 'roof pan'. Definition of pantile in US English: pantile nounˈpanˌtīlˈpænˌtaɪl A roof tile curved to form an S-shaped section, fitted to overlap its neighbor. Example sentencesExamples While the original roof structure was rotten, the pantiles were able to be reused and now greatly enhance the aged appearance of the exterior. The restaurant has a fresh farmhouse interior, with cream walls and red pantiles, and boasts an open view of the garden. Concrete Pantiles are available in a medium format of similar size to our clay pantiles, and offer some savings in material and labour. The pantiles are made in the traditional way with wooden formers to shape the wet clay tiles to form the traditional shape. Origin Mid 17th century: from pan + tile, probably suggested by Dutch dakpan, literally ‘roof pan’.
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