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roofed

UK
/ruːft/
US
/ruːft/

Translations

roofedadjective
UK
/ruːft/
US
/ruft/
couvert d'un toitSe dit d’un bâtiment ou d’une structure.
The newly roofed building provided much-needed shelter from the rain.
Le bâtiment nouvellement couvert d'un toit offrait un abri bien nécessaire contre la pluie.
Synonyms
topped
canopied
sheltered
covered
roofverb

roofed

Past Simple

roofed
Past Simple
roofed
Past Participle
roofing
Gerund
UK
/ruːf/
US
/ruːf/
toiturerDans le domaine de la construction.
They decided to roof the new house before winter arrived.
Ils ont décidé de toiturer la nouvelle maison avant l’arrivée de l’hiver.
Additional translations
logerSport, registre familier ; pour un tir haut sous la barre.
Synonyms
cover
shelter
cap
top
crown
canopy
enroof
reroof
shingle
clad
roofpast participle

roofed

Used predicatively or attributively to describe something that has been provided with a roof.
couvertAvec l’idée d’un toit.
The stadium was fully roofed to allow events in all weather.
Le stade était entièrement couvert pour permettre des événements par tous les temps.
Synonyms
roofed
covered
thatched
canopied
sheltered
topped
capped
overarched

Definitions

roofedadjective
Having a roof; covered with a roof.
The newly roofed building provided much-needed shelter from the rain.
roofverb
To cover a building with a roof.
They decided to roof the new house before winter arrived.
(Sports, informal) To shoot or hit (a ball or puck) high into the goal, especially just under the crossbar.
He roofed the puck over the goalie's shoulder for the winning score.
roofpast participle
Provided with or having a roof.
The stadium was fully roofed to allow events in all weather.
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