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Перевод: frontage

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фасад ; передний фасад; участок между зданием и дорогой; палисадник ; граница земельного участка; ширина фронта

Тезаурус:

1. At Metz, in German-occupied Alsace-Lorraine, a station was built which with its German Romanesque frontage, Teutonic warrior statues, and stained-glass images of Charlemagne deliberately aimed to stress the current political status of the province.
2. There is no frontage included but prices start at 145,000 for a two bed flat.
3. If the bungalow on the clifftop is more your style, then Old Farm Bungalow at Pentire, near Newquay, perches high above the Cannel estuary, and includes 125 ft water frontage.
4. Courses have been run continually since 1812 in this part of the Academy, and with its impressive frontage, parade square and greensward leading down to the lake, it dominates the grounds.
5. As such, the brewery has resolved to "improve the operational efficiency of the building generally" by remodelling the cellar area and the annexe building to the north and by giving the pub a frontage on Fleet Street.
6. Top left, projected plan, showing additional areas to the top and right; right, the projected frontage to Fleet Street (Waterhouse Ripley Adie Button); bottom left, the old front to Wine Office Court in February 1991 (Steven Parissien).
7. The woodwork frontage of the old gallery has gone and a solid piece of wood has replaced the balusters.
8. In some stations the train-shed became the central feature, an eye-catching shape dwarfing an insignificant frontage: thus, for instance Manchester Central (1880), 210 ft., and Liverpool Central (1874), 169 ft.
9. The house is a large Elizabethan revival mansion built in the 19th century with 152 acres of grounds including river frontage along the entire southern side.
10. Dan Mason had also provided Chiswick with its own Hospital on the river frontage of Chiswick Mall, which later became the Chiswick Maternity hospital.
11. Over the fireplace is a piece of older panelling, probably rescued from the earlier frontage.
12. Wellington station, which was opened in 1937, was even grander, with a massive Doric frontage.
13. But P. C. Hardwick's Great Western Royal Hotel, which opened in the same year to provide the frontage to Paddington Station, was perhaps the earliest major building in Britain to show marked French Renaissance influence.