Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
construído em diferentes níveis
English translation:
Built on different levels
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Cristina Pereira
May 14, 2006 11:44
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Portuguese term
construído em diferentes níveis
Portuguese to English
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no terraço, construído em diferentes níveis, um solarium com espreguiçadeiras, e um lounge na sombra da tenda marroquina
A riad in Morocco. MTIA!
A riad in Morocco. MTIA!
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(English)
4 +3 | Built on different levels | suesimons |
5 | built in split levels | Paul Dixon |
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Built on different levels
Or just split-level terraces with sun loungers etc
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built in split levels
This is a common term in housing: split-level housing.
References extracted from Google, references as below:
1)One storey property built in split levels, with fantastic views of the sea and the mountains. A semi detached house with spacious verandas of 37 m² ...
2) An attractive villa built in split levels on a cliffside site in a professionally landscaped garden. The villa has a unique Caribbean Type of architecture
References extracted from Google, references as below:
1)One storey property built in split levels, with fantastic views of the sea and the mountains. A semi detached house with spacious verandas of 37 m² ...
2) An attractive villa built in split levels on a cliffside site in a professionally landscaped garden. The villa has a unique Caribbean Type of architecture
Reference:
http://www.homeland-greece.com/properties.php?PageNo=5
www.compagnianaviganti.com/ Immagini%20ville/saline_reef.htm
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