eaves

UK
/iːvz/
US
/ivz/
eavesnoun
eaves
pl
Translations
avant-toitArchitecture ; le mot est souvent employé au pluriel en anglais.
Birds often build their nests under the eaves of the house.
Les oiseaux construisent souvent leurs nids sous les avant-toits de la maison.
Definitions
The part of a roof that meets or overhangs the walls of a building.
Birds often build their nests under the eaves of the house.
Synonyms
eavenoun

eaves

pl

eaves
pl
UK
/iːv/
US
/iv/
Translations
avant-toitArchitecture ; désigne le débord du toit au-dessus du mur.
The rainwater dripped steadily from the eave.
L’eau de pluie gouttait régulièrement de l’avant-toit.
Additional translations
sailliePar extension, pour une avancée ou un rebord en saillie ressemblant à un avant-toit.
Definitions
The part of a roof that meets or overhangs the walls of a building.
The rainwater dripped steadily from the eave, forming a small puddle on the ground below.
Any projecting edge or overhang resembling the edge of a roof.
The climbers took shelter beneath the rocky eave that jutted out above the path.
Synonyms
eaveadjective
Definitions
Situated at, forming, or pertaining to an eave.
The builder measured the eave height before ordering additional trusses.