architecture
noun (architecture; uncountable)
Everyday
- Architecture is the art and work of designing buildings. tree →
- Architecture is the style of buildings in a place or time, such as Gothic or Roman architecture. tree →
- (computers) The architecture of a computer or program is the way its parts are planned and put together. tree →
In the lessons
Used in art, history and design lessons (Roman arches, Gothic cathedrals, Victorian houses, skyscrapers), in computing, and in jobs (an architect designs buildings).
Examples
- She wants to study architecture and design houses. tree →
- Gothic architecture has tall pointed windows. tree →
- We looked at the architecture of our town on a walk. tree →
- Sydney Opera House is famous modern architecture. tree →
- Ancient Roman architecture used arches and domes. tree →
- The computer's architecture lets it do many tasks at once. tree →
- The architecture of the castle made it hard to attack. tree →
- The architecture was imposing, and in the interior the rooms were handsome and furnished in the best possible taste. tree →
Note
Pronounced AR-ki-tek-cher; «ch» sounds like «k». Uncountable. Person: «architect». Adjective: «architectural».
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «architecture» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «architecture» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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