—terrace /ˈter.əs/
noun (GROUND)
F0 [C] a flat raised area
Thesaurus+: ↑Walls and parts of wallsB2 a flat area of stone or grass outside a house, where people sit and sometimes eat
Thesaurus+: ↑Parts of gardensThesaurus+: ↑Passages and entrance areasF0 one of several narrow strips of land that are built like steps on the slope of a hill, used for growing crops on
Thesaurus+: ↑Areas of land where crops are grown , ↑Farms and ranchesthe terraces [plural] UK SPECIALIZEDF0 wide steps on which people stand to watch a football match
Thesaurus+: ↑Sports venuesnoun [C] UK (US row) (HOUSE)
► F0 a row of often small houses joined together along their side wallsSee picture: (UK) terraced houses/(US) row houses 
Thesaurus+: ↑Houses and homes
verb [T] ↑Verb Endings for terrace
► F0 to build narrow strips of land on a slope so that people can plant crops thereThesaurus+: ↑Farming - general words- put sb through
- put sb through sth
- put sb through the mill
- put sb through the wringer
- put sb to flight
- put sb to shame
- put sb to sth
- put sb to the sword
- put sb up
- put sb up to sth
- putsch
- put/set pencil to paper
- put/set pen to paper
- put/set sb right
- put/set someone straight
- put/set sth aside
- put/set sth in motion
- put/set sth in train
- put/set sth to rights
- put/set the cat among the pigeons
- put sth about/around
- put sth across
- put sth across/over sb
- put sth aside
- put sth at sth