Definition of rooftop in English:

rooftop

noun ˈruːftɒp

The outer surface of a building's roof.
a winter view of rooftops
doves wheeled round the rooftops
as modifier a rooftop garden
rooftop protests
Example sentencesExamples
- While driving past an industrial park, I observed many buildings with empty rooftops.
- He kissed the top of my head before we both fell asleep to the sound of thunder rolling away and the rain beating the rooftops.
- There are not as many people on their rooftops or waving to helicopters for help.
- From the café on the rooftop you can look out across the massed roofs of the three component cities of medieval Fes.
- Pigeons cooed from the rooftops of buildings, and rats scurried along the floor.
- Only those who had a tall rooftop to take refuge on were really safe from the wall of water that washed in from the sea.
- Here the sunset wraps the masts, rooftops and steeples of the harbour and city in a sleepy peach-coloured haze.
- She points at a sloping rooftop, different from the flat and wide roofs of the local Arab dwellings.
- The red and gray sky above the rooftops is darkening and the inhabitants are hastening home for dinner.
- On the rooftop she had a good view of the city, but disliked it immensely.
- All the buildings nearby create a maze of alleyways and rooftops.
- Finally, look as closely as you can, to a rooftop on one of the middle-sized buildings downtown.
- It also has two parks next to the school, a rooftop play area and a multi-purpose indoor play area for the children.
- It then grabbed a hold of the little railing around the rooftop of the building.
- I heard about a young man who watched the towers start to go down from his Manhattan rooftop.
- Hundreds of people are still waiting to be rescued from the rooftops of homes and buildings.
- So high that it preserves the view across the rooftops from the apartments opposite?
- Fire had sprouted on several of the rooftops and street carts, its tongues licking the feet of those who ran by it.
- Even some U.S. prisons have now started urban gardens, which can be on rooftops as well as on the ground.

Definition of rooftop in US English:

rooftop

noun

The outer surface of a building's roof.
a winter view of rooftops
doves wheeled around the rooftops
as modifier a rooftop garden
rooftop protests
Example sentencesExamples
- Pigeons cooed from the rooftops of buildings, and rats scurried along the floor.
- She points at a sloping rooftop, different from the flat and wide roofs of the local Arab dwellings.
- He kissed the top of my head before we both fell asleep to the sound of thunder rolling away and the rain beating the rooftops.
- Hundreds of people are still waiting to be rescued from the rooftops of homes and buildings.
- Finally, look as closely as you can, to a rooftop on one of the middle-sized buildings downtown.
- It also has two parks next to the school, a rooftop play area and a multi-purpose indoor play area for the children.
- Here the sunset wraps the masts, rooftops and steeples of the harbour and city in a sleepy peach-coloured haze.
- Even some U.S. prisons have now started urban gardens, which can be on rooftops as well as on the ground.
- All the buildings nearby create a maze of alleyways and rooftops.
- I heard about a young man who watched the towers start to go down from his Manhattan rooftop.
- So high that it preserves the view across the rooftops from the apartments opposite?
- From the café on the rooftop you can look out across the massed roofs of the three component cities of medieval Fes.
- There are not as many people on their rooftops or waving to helicopters for help.
- The red and gray sky above the rooftops is darkening and the inhabitants are hastening home for dinner.
- It then grabbed a hold of the little railing around the rooftop of the building.
- Fire had sprouted on several of the rooftops and street carts, its tongues licking the feet of those who ran by it.
- While driving past an industrial park, I observed many buildings with empty rooftops.
- On the rooftop she had a good view of the city, but disliked it immensely.
- Only those who had a tall rooftop to take refuge on were really safe from the wall of water that washed in from the sea.

单词	rooftop
释义	Definition of rooftop in English: rooftop noun ˈruːftɒp The outer surface of a building's roof. a winter view of rooftops doves wheeled round the rooftops as modifier a rooftop garden rooftop protests Example sentencesExamples While driving past an industrial park, I observed many buildings with empty rooftops. He kissed the top of my head before we both fell asleep to the sound of thunder rolling away and the rain beating the rooftops. There are not as many people on their rooftops or waving to helicopters for help. From the café on the rooftop you can look out across the massed roofs of the three component cities of medieval Fes. Pigeons cooed from the rooftops of buildings, and rats scurried along the floor. Only those who had a tall rooftop to take refuge on were really safe from the wall of water that washed in from the sea. Here the sunset wraps the masts, rooftops and steeples of the harbour and city in a sleepy peach-coloured haze. She points at a sloping rooftop, different from the flat and wide roofs of the local Arab dwellings. The red and gray sky above the rooftops is darkening and the inhabitants are hastening home for dinner. On the rooftop she had a good view of the city, but disliked it immensely. All the buildings nearby create a maze of alleyways and rooftops. Finally, look as closely as you can, to a rooftop on one of the middle-sized buildings downtown. It also has two parks next to the school, a rooftop play area and a multi-purpose indoor play area for the children. It then grabbed a hold of the little railing around the rooftop of the building. I heard about a young man who watched the towers start to go down from his Manhattan rooftop. Hundreds of people are still waiting to be rescued from the rooftops of homes and buildings. So high that it preserves the view across the rooftops from the apartments opposite? Fire had sprouted on several of the rooftops and street carts, its tongues licking the feet of those who ran by it. Even some U.S. prisons have now started urban gardens, which can be on rooftops as well as on the ground. Definition of rooftop in US English: rooftop noun The outer surface of a building's roof. a winter view of rooftops doves wheeled around the rooftops as modifier a rooftop garden rooftop protests Example sentencesExamples Pigeons cooed from the rooftops of buildings, and rats scurried along the floor. She points at a sloping rooftop, different from the flat and wide roofs of the local Arab dwellings. He kissed the top of my head before we both fell asleep to the sound of thunder rolling away and the rain beating the rooftops. Hundreds of people are still waiting to be rescued from the rooftops of homes and buildings. Finally, look as closely as you can, to a rooftop on one of the middle-sized buildings downtown. It also has two parks next to the school, a rooftop play area and a multi-purpose indoor play area for the children. Here the sunset wraps the masts, rooftops and steeples of the harbour and city in a sleepy peach-coloured haze. Even some U.S. prisons have now started urban gardens, which can be on rooftops as well as on the ground. All the buildings nearby create a maze of alleyways and rooftops. I heard about a young man who watched the towers start to go down from his Manhattan rooftop. So high that it preserves the view across the rooftops from the apartments opposite? From the café on the rooftop you can look out across the massed roofs of the three component cities of medieval Fes. There are not as many people on their rooftops or waving to helicopters for help. The red and gray sky above the rooftops is darkening and the inhabitants are hastening home for dinner. It then grabbed a hold of the little railing around the rooftop of the building. Fire had sprouted on several of the rooftops and street carts, its tongues licking the feet of those who ran by it. While driving past an industrial park, I observed many buildings with empty rooftops. On the rooftop she had a good view of the city, but disliked it immensely. Only those who had a tall rooftop to take refuge on were really safe from the wall of water that washed in from the sea.
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