Definition of carport in English:

carport

nounˈkɑːpɔːtˈkɑrˌpɔrt

A shelter for a car consisting of a roof supported on posts, built beside a house.
（屋侧的）汽车棚
Example sentencesExamples
- They pull the car into the carport with pillars and a crumbling stucco facade.
- I witnessed my neighbors' propane tanks, sofas and carports going right down the river in front of my eyes.
- Is there space in your garage or carport for a storage loft?
- A laneway to the side of the house provides access to a private carport.
- Two covered carports also shelter a woodworking shop and a recycling shed; more outdoor parking is included at the edge of the three-acre neighborhood.
- The apartment has one designated parking space in a carport immediately outside the building, and there is plenty of guest parking available in a communal car park.
- The 22-by 33-foot room replaces a carport and is connected directly to the house.
- You saw carports down, roofs that had been ripped off, insulation all over the ground.
- There is a double carport to the side of the house.
- We are replacing a dilapidated carport which is attached to our garage and the (south-facing) front of our house with a pergola.
- When the investigating officers checked the home, they found the two suspects hiding in the carport, one under a car and the other on the roof.
- A bedroom window in a garage wall is a fire safety violation and is an indication that your garage is either an addition or a converted carport.
- Normally I would park my car in the carport and close the gate to the carport and trust that it would look locked.
- Vines grow all over the alley's crypt-like garages and carports, their tendrils reaching around to grab trees and trashcans.
- Damage was concentrated in the carport, sundeck and exterior of the house.
- Metal carports can be added to any residence or commercial site.
- Some of the town houses will have garages and the condominiums will have carports.
- Across the region, residents dealt with downed branches, knocked-over trees, malfunctioning traffic signals, leaky roofs, crumpled carports and battered mobile homes.
- It changed the nature of suburban streets, with cul-de-sacs replacing straight streets as desirable places to reside and house design changing to incorporate carports or garages.
- But first I'm painting the carport (actually a corrugated iron shelter) green and planting some climbing plants in front of it.
Synonyms
car port, lock-up

Definition of carport in US English:

carport

nounˈkärˌpôrtˈkɑrˌpɔrt

A shelter for a car consisting of a roof supported on posts, built beside a house.
（屋侧的）汽车棚
Example sentencesExamples
- The apartment has one designated parking space in a carport immediately outside the building, and there is plenty of guest parking available in a communal car park.
- Is there space in your garage or carport for a storage loft?
- Normally I would park my car in the carport and close the gate to the carport and trust that it would look locked.
- There is a double carport to the side of the house.
- Metal carports can be added to any residence or commercial site.
- A laneway to the side of the house provides access to a private carport.
- Damage was concentrated in the carport, sundeck and exterior of the house.
- It changed the nature of suburban streets, with cul-de-sacs replacing straight streets as desirable places to reside and house design changing to incorporate carports or garages.
- We are replacing a dilapidated carport which is attached to our garage and the (south-facing) front of our house with a pergola.
- A bedroom window in a garage wall is a fire safety violation and is an indication that your garage is either an addition or a converted carport.
- But first I'm painting the carport (actually a corrugated iron shelter) green and planting some climbing plants in front of it.
- Some of the town houses will have garages and the condominiums will have carports.
- You saw carports down, roofs that had been ripped off, insulation all over the ground.
- Two covered carports also shelter a woodworking shop and a recycling shed; more outdoor parking is included at the edge of the three-acre neighborhood.
- They pull the car into the carport with pillars and a crumbling stucco facade.
- Vines grow all over the alley's crypt-like garages and carports, their tendrils reaching around to grab trees and trashcans.
- Across the region, residents dealt with downed branches, knocked-over trees, malfunctioning traffic signals, leaky roofs, crumpled carports and battered mobile homes.
- The 22-by 33-foot room replaces a carport and is connected directly to the house.
- I witnessed my neighbors' propane tanks, sofas and carports going right down the river in front of my eyes.
- When the investigating officers checked the home, they found the two suspects hiding in the carport, one under a car and the other on the roof.
Synonyms
car port, lock-up

词汇	carport
释义	Definition of carport in English: carport nounˈkɑːpɔːtˈkɑrˌpɔrt A shelter for a car consisting of a roof supported on posts, built beside a house. （屋侧的）汽车棚 Example sentencesExamples They pull the car into the carport with pillars and a crumbling stucco facade. I witnessed my neighbors' propane tanks, sofas and carports going right down the river in front of my eyes. Is there space in your garage or carport for a storage loft? A laneway to the side of the house provides access to a private carport. Two covered carports also shelter a woodworking shop and a recycling shed; more outdoor parking is included at the edge of the three-acre neighborhood. The apartment has one designated parking space in a carport immediately outside the building, and there is plenty of guest parking available in a communal car park. The 22-by 33-foot room replaces a carport and is connected directly to the house. You saw carports down, roofs that had been ripped off, insulation all over the ground. There is a double carport to the side of the house. We are replacing a dilapidated carport which is attached to our garage and the (south-facing) front of our house with a pergola. When the investigating officers checked the home, they found the two suspects hiding in the carport, one under a car and the other on the roof. A bedroom window in a garage wall is a fire safety violation and is an indication that your garage is either an addition or a converted carport. Normally I would park my car in the carport and close the gate to the carport and trust that it would look locked. Vines grow all over the alley's crypt-like garages and carports, their tendrils reaching around to grab trees and trashcans. Damage was concentrated in the carport, sundeck and exterior of the house. Metal carports can be added to any residence or commercial site. Some of the town houses will have garages and the condominiums will have carports. Across the region, residents dealt with downed branches, knocked-over trees, malfunctioning traffic signals, leaky roofs, crumpled carports and battered mobile homes. It changed the nature of suburban streets, with cul-de-sacs replacing straight streets as desirable places to reside and house design changing to incorporate carports or garages. But first I'm painting the carport (actually a corrugated iron shelter) green and planting some climbing plants in front of it. Synonyms car port, lock-up Definition of carport in US English: carport nounˈkärˌpôrtˈkɑrˌpɔrt A shelter for a car consisting of a roof supported on posts, built beside a house. （屋侧的）汽车棚 Example sentencesExamples The apartment has one designated parking space in a carport immediately outside the building, and there is plenty of guest parking available in a communal car park. Is there space in your garage or carport for a storage loft? Normally I would park my car in the carport and close the gate to the carport and trust that it would look locked. There is a double carport to the side of the house. Metal carports can be added to any residence or commercial site. A laneway to the side of the house provides access to a private carport. Damage was concentrated in the carport, sundeck and exterior of the house. It changed the nature of suburban streets, with cul-de-sacs replacing straight streets as desirable places to reside and house design changing to incorporate carports or garages. We are replacing a dilapidated carport which is attached to our garage and the (south-facing) front of our house with a pergola. A bedroom window in a garage wall is a fire safety violation and is an indication that your garage is either an addition or a converted carport. But first I'm painting the carport (actually a corrugated iron shelter) green and planting some climbing plants in front of it. Some of the town houses will have garages and the condominiums will have carports. You saw carports down, roofs that had been ripped off, insulation all over the ground. Two covered carports also shelter a woodworking shop and a recycling shed; more outdoor parking is included at the edge of the three-acre neighborhood. They pull the car into the carport with pillars and a crumbling stucco facade. Vines grow all over the alley's crypt-like garages and carports, their tendrils reaching around to grab trees and trashcans. Across the region, residents dealt with downed branches, knocked-over trees, malfunctioning traffic signals, leaky roofs, crumpled carports and battered mobile homes. The 22-by 33-foot room replaces a carport and is connected directly to the house. I witnessed my neighbors' propane tanks, sofas and carports going right down the river in front of my eyes. When the investigating officers checked the home, they found the two suspects hiding in the carport, one under a car and the other on the roof. Synonyms car port, lock-up
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