Abschleppungen
English translation: shed roofs
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Shed roofs/penthouse roofs Explanation: Not found in any of my dictionaries, but I assume it does not refer to towed away cars on both sides. Maybe "Schleppdach" helps :Schleppdach n, Pultdach n, abgeschlepptes Dach n / pent roof, penthouse roof, shed roof (US) (Ernst) Reference: http://library.stcsc.edu/architecture/shedroof.htm |
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