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Definition
Synonym
sakrale
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
sakrale
Baukunst
ecclesiastical architecture
Architektur
f
; Baukunst
f
sakrale
Baukunst
f
die Baukunst betreffend
gründerzeitliche Architektur; wilheminische Architektur
zeitgenössische Architektur
architecture
ecclesiastical architecture
architectural
Wilhelminian architecture
contemporary architecture
Architektur
f
, Baukunst
f
sakrale
Baukunst
f
die Baukunst betreffend
gründerzeitliche Architektur, wilheminische Architektur
zeitgenössische Architektur
architecture
ecclesiastical architecture
architectural
Wilhelminian architecture
contemporary architecture
Architektur
f
; Baukunst
f
arch.
Gegenwartsarchitektur
f
sakrale
Baukunst
f
sprechende Architektur
die Baukunst betreffend
gründerzeitliche Architektur; wilheminische Architektur
zeitgenössische Architektur
architecture
contemporary architecture
ecclesiastical architecture
speaking architecture; architecture parlante
architectural
Wilhelminian architecture
contemporary architecture
Deutsche
sakrale Synonyme
sakrale
Englische
ecclesiastical architecture Synonyme
ecclesiastical
abbatial
abbatical
apostolic
archiepiscopal
canonical
capitular
capitulary
cathedral-like
cathedralesque
church
churchish
churchlike
churchly
clerical
ecclesiastic
episcopal
episcopalian
evangelistic
ministerial
pantheonic
papal
pastoral
patriarchal
pontifical
prelatial
prelatic
priest-ridden
priestish
priestly
rabbinic
sacerdotal
spiritual
synagogal
synagogical
tabernacular
templelike
theological
ultramontane
sakrale Definition
Architecture
(
n.
)
The
art
or
science
of
building
Architecture
(
n.
)
Construction,
in
a
more
general
sense
Ecclesiastical
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
church
ecclesiastical architecture Bedeutung
architecture
the
profession
of
designing
buildings
and
environments
with
consideration
for
their
esthetic
effect
architecture
an
architectural
product
or
work
ecclesiastical
attire
ecclesiastical
robe
attire
that
is
appropriate
to
wear
in
a
church
computer
architecture
architecture
(computer
science)
the
structure
and
organization
of
a
computer's
hardware
or
system
software,
the
architecture
of
a
computer's
system
software
architectural
style
style
of
architecture
type
of
architecture
architecture
as
a
kind
of
art
form
Byzantine
architecture
the
style
of
architecture
developed
in
the
Byzantine
Empire
developed
after
the
th
century,
massive
domes
with
square
bases
and
round
arches
and
spires
and
much
use
of
mosaics
classical
architecture
Greco-Roman
architecture
architecture
influenced
by
the
ancient
Greeks
or
Romans
Greek
architecture
the
architecture
of
ancient
Greece
Roman
architecture
the
architecture
of
ancient
Rome
Gothic
Gothic
architecture
a
style
of
architecture
developed
in
northern
France
that
spread
throughout
Europe
between
the
th
and
th
centuries,
characterized
by
slender
vertical
piers
and
counterbalancing
buttresses
and
by
vaulting
and
pointed
arches
Romanesque
Romanesque
architecture
a
style
of
architecture
developed
in
Italy
and
western
Europe
between
the
Roman
and
the
Gothic
styles
after
AD,
characterized
by
round
arches
and
vaults
and
by
the
substitution
of
piers
for
columns
and
profuse
ornament
and
arcades
Norman
architecture
a
Romanesque
style
first
appearing
in
Normandy
aroundAD
and
used
in
Britain
from
the
Norman
Conquest
until
the
th
century
perpendicular
perpendicular
style
English-Gothic
English-Gothic
architecture
a
Gothic
style
in
th
and
th
century
England,
characterized
by
vertical
lines
and
a
fourentered
(Tudor)
arch
and
fan
vaulting
Tudor
architecture
a
style
of
English-Gothic
architecture
popular
during
the
Tudor
period,
characterized
by
half-timbered
houses
Moorish
Moorish
architecture
a
style
of
architecture
common
in
Spain
from
the
th
to
th
centuries,
characterized
by
horseshoe-shaped
arches
Victorian
architecture
a
style
of
architecture
used
in
Britain
during
the
reign
of
Queen
Victoria,
characterized
by
massive
construction
and
elaborate
ornamentation
architecture
the
discipline
dealing
with
the
principles
of
design
and
construction
and
ornamentation
of
fine
buildings,
architecture
and
eloquence
are
mixed
arts
whose
end
is
sometimes
beauty
and
sometimes
use
landscape
architecture
the
branch
of
architecture
dealing
with
the
arrangement
of
land
and
buildings
for
human
use
and
enjoyment
Bachelor
of
Science
in
Architecture
BSArch
a
bachelor's
degree
in
architecture
Master
of
Architecture
MArch
a
degree
granted
for
the
successful
completion
of
advanced
study
of
architecture
computer
architecture
the
art
of
assembling
logical
elements
into
a
computing
device,
the
specification
of
the
relation
between
parts
of
a
computer
system
network
architecture
specification
of
design
principles
(including
data
formats
and
procedures)
for
creating
a
network
configuration
of
data
processors
ecclesiastical
mode
Gregorian
mode
church
mode
medieval
mode
any
of
a
system
of
modes
used
in
Gregorian
chants
up
until
,
derived
historically
from
the
Greek
mode
canon
law
ecclesiastical
law
the
body
of
codified
laws
governing
the
affairs
of
a
Christian
church
benefice
ecclesiastical
benefice
an
endowed
church
office
giving
income
to
its
holder
ecclesiastical
province
the
district
within
the
jurisdiction
of
an
archbishop
or
a
metropolitan
or
one
of
the
territorial
divisions
of
an
ecclesiastical
order,
the
general
of
the
Jesuits
has
several
provinces
under
him
church
calendar
ecclesiastical
calendar
a
calendar
of
the
Christian
year
indicating
the
dates
of
fasts
and
festivals
ecclesiastical
ecclesiastic
of
or
associated
with
a
church
(especially
a
Christian
Church),
ecclesiastic
history
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