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Topic House:: PAGE #17
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481. Apartment (piso)
:: This was the room directly below the Cube Room which once formed the north entrance to the private apartments and is now the public entrance
482. Bedsit (bedsit)
:: The scheme applies to houses bedsits and flats with both single and multiple tenancies
483. Boiler (caldeira)
:: Wood combination heaters can be either hotair furnaces or hotwater boilers
484. Brownstone (triplex)
:: These and other secondary features helped to determine the way the block of brownstone separated from the formation and how they later would be dressed
485. Condominium (condominio)
:: As noted in paragraph 17 above the occupancy fee incorporates three components namely mortgage interest condominium fees and property taxes
486. Design (proxecto)
:: pottery with a lovely blue and white design
487. Desk (secretaria)
:: She looked ahead and saw Llewellyn sitting at a desk writing something
488. Fence (cerca)
:: But if he is being approached by criminals keen to fence stolen mobiles it is a certain bet other less scrupulous people are too
489. Folly (loucura)
:: But having said that some of the ways that people have been dispersed into the community have been sheer folly
490. Homeowner (propietario de casa)
:: Its findings on the odds of a repeat disaster are good news for homeowners seeking household insurance
491. Lighthouse (faro)
:: Except for eight privatelyowned towers all but a handful of Maines lighthouses now have local support groups
492. Mailbox (buzón)
:: As Danni was about to walk into the house she noticed the mailman had been by she walked to the mailbox and pulled out the pieces of mail
493. Main (principal)
:: Pdraig is the main character
494. Maintain (manter)
:: Neither side has the time or interest to maintain roads and buildings
495. Maisonette (maisonette)
:: These comprise eight maisonettes and two penthouse apartments as well as 12 parking spaces
496. Mortar (morteiro)
:: Weep holes are designed to drain out any water that seeps through the brick or mortar
497. Ornament (ornamento)
:: it served more for ornament than for protection
498. Ornamental (ornamental)
:: There were sunken gardens and ornamental ponds rose pergolas and formal hedges
499. Picturesque (pintoresco)
:: This has to be one of the most picturesque places in Glasgow to read the weekend papers over a long lunch
500. Porch (alpendre)
:: The apartments have private balconies and porches linked to walkup stoops mimicking the privately owned houses in the neighborhood
501. Provincial (provincial)
:: He said observers and journalists could watch the first stage of the count at the polling stations but not at provincial election commission centers where the results are tabulated
502. Rot (podremia)
:: He even asserts that as Noah used only gopherwood for the ark it was probably resistant to both rot and termites
503. Rota (ruta)
:: The post was found hours later by a dog owner and police traced the temporary worker from staff rotas at the sorting office
504. Rotunda (rotonda)
:: Waterplace is itself an artistic masterpiece a curving waterway of canals street lights brick and stone steps platforms for benches restaurants and small rotundas
505. Rough (bruto)
:: He was standing frozen in the doorway a rough sack of belongings slung over his shoulder
506. Shed (verter)
:: She shed her clothes and pulled on the catsuit
507. Tenant (inquilino)
:: The 72 flats are mostly tenanted at modest rents due to the buildings poor condition
508. Tenement (casa de vivenda)
:: He spent his working life designing commercial premises tenements and mansion houses
509. Viaduct (viaduto)
:: In the middle of a street in my home town it ignores all of the fine architecture and engineering structures that I have always treasured the Town Hall the Market Hall the many viaducts and bridges
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