Noun:

प्रदेश,

terracing's Usage Examples:

The terracing is designed in such a way as to allow its continuation.

Early view of unquarried Rarotonga / Mount Smart Pa, showing Maori terracing (page 11, at top).

The ash and railway sleeper terracing which surrounded all sides of the ground except the stand enclosure was replaced with new concrete works in the north and south enclosures behind the goals.

On the west side of Sidown Hill (immediately to the west of Beacon Hill) there is an area of well defined field terracing.

Since then, the once open-grassed area has been transformed into a football ground, with terracing along.

The rear of the terracing was cordoned off, and the capacity of the ground reduced to under 13,500.

The inner walls display some minor terracing along the northwestern edge.

1963 Argentine film The Terrace, 1909, a painting by Milly Childers Tone terracing in phonetics Terrace Martin (born 1978), American rap musician Herbert.

Anticipating a swift return after relegation from the Premier league in 1992 the board spent £250,000 on upgrading the north and south ends of the ground when the 1950s concrete was taken up and new terracing and crush barriers erected, although the sheds remained.

FacilitiesThe capacity is about 50,000 people during club matches and 45,965 for international games, when terracing is not allowed.

opposite a covered enclosure with the rest of the ground being concrete terracing.

The following year the club confirmed that "58 million would be spent to proceed with the EJ Whitten Stand reconstruction and permanent lighting, as well as the re-size the oval, install terracing on the eastern and southern side of the ground and make other alterations.

Over the late 1940s and early 1950s, concreting was completed on the terracing in the Popular Stand, due to the efforts of the supporters' club, and the Shipton Street End.

Synonyms:

suntrap, patio, garden, area, solar trap,

Antonyms:

block, inactivity, take, kern, fauna,