[
US
/ˈsənˌɹuf/
]
[ UK /sˈʌnɹuːf/ ]
[ UK /sˈʌnɹuːf/ ]
NOUN
-
an automobile roof having a sliding or raisable panel
`sunshine-roof' is a British term for `sunroof'
How To Use sunroof In A Sentence
- A panoramic sunroof makes the interior bright and breezy. The Sun
- It comes with a huge panoramic sunroof and a five-year warranty for extra peace of mind. Times, Sunday Times
- Special features include passenger airbags and an electric sunroof.
- Indeed, almost as wide and as deep as the car it sits on, the slide-and-tilt sunroof is so spectacularly capacious that the interior could, given a wicker chair or two and a magazine tidy, usefully double as a conservatory.
- A panoramic sunroof makes the interior bright and breezy. The Sun
- The new panoramic sunroof is claimed to be 1½ times as large as the old car's sunroof. Times, Sunday Times
- It comes with a huge panoramic sunroof and a five-year warranty for extra peace of mind. Times, Sunday Times
- Optional extras include anti-lock brakes and an electric sunroof.
- Other features include a large louvered power sunroof and detachable, translucent door pockets.
- The car includes a large glazed panoramic sunroof that measures nearly one metre long.