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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sun trap" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a location that receives a lot of sunlight, often used in the context of gardens or outdoor spaces.
Example: "The patio is a perfect sun trap, making it an ideal spot for sunbathing in the summer."
Alternatives: "sunny spot" or "sunny area".
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The roof terrace is a sun trap with a bar and Jacuzzi for sundowners.
An open-air bar that is also a sun trap awaits at the bottom serving excellent lager and mulled wine.
He also made use of an ugly flat roof, now a sun trap of a terrace with views of the treetops of west London.
Crocus Bay has shallow water and is protected by steep walls of rock, so it is calm and a sun trap.
A three-bedroom cottage overlooking the vineyard sleeps up to six people and boasts a sun trap patio, tennis court and gas barbecue.
It's just a small place in the Stokes Croft area with an ace beer garden that's a bit of a sun trap.
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Symi's amphitheatre-like harbour is a sun-trap, with its own microclimate.
There is an indoor play area for a children, a sun-trap yard out back and plenty of interesting food for the adults.
The parasol'd front is a sun-trap, the views to the moors are superb and Gunnerside, Muker and Keld are a walk away.
This Belle Epoque building, dating from 1890, has recently been completely renovated, with each room unique and a sun-trap of a garden courtyard in which to breakfast (buffet €8.50 per person extra).
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