rooftops
rooftops — noun
- rooftopssingular
- rooftopsesplural
1. the flat or slightly sloping top outer covering of a building, which people some
the flat or slightly sloping top outer covering of a building, which people sometimes walk on or use as an outdoor space
From the hotel rooftop, Yuki could see the city lights stretching for miles.
The restaurant has a beautiful rooftop where guests can eat outside in warm weather.
noun: [on/from] the rooftop
After the earthquake, rescue workers searched the rooftops for anyone who was trapped.
Wei climbed onto the rooftop to fix the loose tiles before the storm arrived.
Birds often gather on the rooftops of the old market buildings at sunrise.
用法筆記
Often used in the plural form rooftops even when referring to one building, especially in fixed phrases like 'shout from the rooftops.'
常見錯誤
rooftops — adjective
- rooftopspositive
- more rooftopscomparative
- most rooftopssuperlative
1. found or taking place on the uppermost outer section of a building
found or taking place on the uppermost outer section of a building
The hotel offers a rooftop swimming pool with views of the mountains.
attributive: rooftop + noun (pool / garden / terrace / party)
Valentina threw a rooftop party for her birthday, and thirty friends came.
The apartment has a small rooftop garden where Amira grows tomatoes and herbs.
The new lounge has a rooftop terrace where people can watch the sunset.
Many office buildings now have rooftop solar panels to save energy.
文法句型
rooftop + noun
用法筆記
Used only before a noun (attributive position). You cannot say 'The pool is rooftop' — use 'on the rooftop' instead.