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Definition
Synonym
Spitzbogen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Spitzbogen
pointed arch
Spitzbogen
m
arch.
pointed arch; ogive
Spitzbogen
m
arch.
pointed arch, ogive
Bogen
m
; Mauerbogen
n
; Gewölbebogen
m
; Fensterbogen
n
arch.
constr.
Bögen
pl
; Mauerbögen
pl
; Gewölbebögen
pl
; Fensterbögen
pl
Dreigelenkfachwerkbogen
m
Fachwerkbogen
m
Parabolbogen
m
(Gaudi)
Tudorbogen
m
(
Spitzbogen
aus vier Kreisbögen)
flacher gedrückter Bogen
schiefer Bogen; einseitiger Bogen
arch
arches
trussed arch with three hinges
trussed arch
parabolic arch (Gaudi)
Tudor
arch.
(four-centered arch)
skene arch
skew arch
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Spitzbogen Synonyme
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pointed arch Synonyme
pointed
Attic
Spartan
V-shaped
Y-shaped
abbreviated
abridged
acanthoid
acanthous
accented
accentuated
acicular
aciform
acuate
aculeate
aculeiform
acuminate
acute
akimbo
allegorical
angular
aphoristic
apiculate
aposiopestic
arresting
associational
axiomatic
barbed
bent
biting
brief
brilliant
brusque
clever
clipped
close
compact
compendious
compressed
concise
condensed
connotational
connotative
conspicuous
contracted
cornered
cornuted
crisp
crooked
crotched
curt
cusped
cuspidate
cut
cutting
decided
definable
denotational
denotative
docked
droll
elliptic
emphasized
emphatic
epigrammatic
expressive
extended
extensional
facetious
figurative
forceful
forcible
forked
formulaic
formulistic
full of meaning
full of point
full of substance
funny
furcal
furcate
geniculate
geniculated
gnomic
hebetate
hispid
hooked
horned
horny
humorous
humorsome
in red letters
incisive
indicative
intelligible
intensional
interpretable
italicized
jagged
jesting
jocose
jocular
joking
joky
joshing
keen
keen-witted
knee-shaped
laconic
marked
meaning
meaningful
meaty
metaphorical
mordant
mucronate
muricate
needle-
pointed
needle-sharp
nimble-witted
outstanding
peaked
peaky
penetrating
piercing
pithy
platitudinous
pointy
positive
pregnant
prominent
pronged
proverbial
pruned
punctuated
pungent
quick-witted
rapier-like
readable
referential
remarkable
reserved
salient
salt
salty
saw-toothed
sawtooth
scintillating
sententious
serrate
serrated
sharp
sharp-cornered
sharp-
pointed
short
short and sweet
shortened
signal
significant
significative
smart
sparkling
spiculate
spiked
spiky
spined
spinous
spiny
sprightly
starred
stressed
striking
substantial
succinct
suggestive
summary
symbolic
synopsized
taciturn
tapered
tapering
telling
terse
tight
tined
to the point
toothed
transferred
trenchant
truncated
unbated
underlined
un
pointed
ly
abundantly
acutely
advisedly
amazingly
amply
aphoristically
astonishingly
awesomely
briefly
brusquely
by design
calculatedly
concisely
consciously
conspicuously
contemplatedly
copiously
crisply
curtly
deliberately
designedly
eminently
emphatically
exceptionally
exquisitely
extraordinarily
exuberantly
famously
generously
glaringly
impressively
in cold blood
incredibly
intensely
intentionally
knowingly
laconically
magically
magnanimously
magnificently
markedly
marvelously
meditatedly
nobly
notably
on purpose
particularly
peculiarly
pithily
preeminently
premeditatedly
profusely
prominently
pronouncedly
purposefully
purposely
purposively
remarkably
richly
sententiously
shortly
signally
singularly
splendidly
strikingly
succinctly
summarily
superlatively
surpassingly
surprisingly
tersely
uncommonly
unusually
voluntarily
willfully
with full intent
with intent
with malice aforethought
with purpose
wittingly
wonderfully
wondrous
worthily
Spitzbogen Definition
Arch
(
n.
)
Any
part
of
a
curved
line.
Arch
(
n.
)
Usually
a
curved
member
made
up
of
separate
wedge-shaped
solids,
with
the
joints
between
them
disposed
in
the
direction
of
the
radii
of
the
curve
Arch
(
n.
)
A
flat
arch
is
a
member
constructed
of
stones
cut
into
wedges
or
other
shapes
so
as
to
support
each
other
without
rising
in
a
curve.
Arch
(
n.
)
Any
place
covered
by
an
arch
Arch
(
n.
)
Any
curvature
in
the
form
of
an
arch
Arch
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
an
arch
or
arches.
Arch
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
bend
into
the
shape
of
an
arch.
Arch
(
v.
i.)
To
form
into
an
arch
Arch-
(
)
A
prefix
signifying
chief,
as
in
archbuilder,
archfiend.
Arch
(
a.
)
Chief
Arch
(
a.
)
Cunning
or
sly
Arch
(
n.
)
A
chief.
-arch
(
a.
)
A
suffix
meaning
a
ruler,
as
in
monarch
(a
sole
ruler).
Arch
brick
(
)
A
wedge-shaped
brick
used
in
the
building
of
an
arch.
Arch
stone
(
)
A
wedge-shaped
stone
used
in
an
arch
Bristle-pointed
(
a.
)
Terminating
in
a
very
fine,
sharp
point,
as
some
leaves.
Needle-pointed
(
a.
)
Pointed
as
needles.
Pointed
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Point
Pointed
(
a.
)
Sharp
Pointed
(
a.
)
Characterized
by
sharpness,
directness,
or
pithiness
of
expression
Probe-pointed
(
a.
)
Having
a
blunt
or
button-shaped
extremity
Three-pointed
(
a.
)
Having
three
acute
or
setigerous
points
pointed arch Bedeutung
bonito
shark
blue
pointed
Isurus
glaucus
common
blue-grey
shark
of
southwest
Pacific,
sport
and
food
fish
gill
arch
branchial
arch
gill
bar
one
of
the
bony
or
cartilaginous
arches
on
each
side
of
the
pharynx
that
support
the
gills
of
fishes
and
aquatic
amphibians
abutment
arch
an
arch
supported
by
an
abutment
arch
(architecture)
a
masonry
construction
(usually
curved)
for
spanning
an
opening
and
supporting
the
weight
above
it
arch
archway
a
passageway
under
a
curved
masonry
construction,
they
built
a
triumphal
arch
to
memorialize
their
victory
arch
support
a
support
for
the
arch
of
the
foot
bell
arch
a
round
arch
resting
on
corbels
broken
arch
an
arch
with
a
gap
at
the
apex,
the
gap
is
usually
filled
with
some
decoration
camber
arch
an
arch
with
a
straight
horizontal
extrados
and
a
slightly
arched
intrados
corbel
arch
(architecture)
an
arch
constructed
of
masonry
courses
that
are
corbelled
until
they
meet
drop
arch
a
blunt
pointed
arch
drawn
from
two
centers
within
the
span
flat
arch
straight
arch
an
arch
with
mutually
supporting
voussoirs
that
has
a
straight
horizontal
extrados
and
intrados
Gothic
arch
a
pointed
arch,
usually
has
a
joint
(instead
of
a
keystone)
at
the
apex
lancet
arch
lancet
an
acutely
pointed
Gothic
arch,
like
a
lance
Moorish
arch
horseshoe
arch
a
round
arch
that
widens
before
rounding
off
ogee
arch
keel
arch
a
pointed
arch
having
an
S-shape
on
both
sides
pier
arch
an
arch
supported
on
piers
pointed
arch
an
arch
with
a
pointed
apex,
characteristic
of
Gothic
architecture
proscenium
arch
the
arch
over
the
opening
in
the
proscenium
wall
rampant
arch
an
arch
whose
support
is
higher
on
one
side
than
on
the
other
Roman
arch
semicircular
arch
a
round
arch
drawn
from
a
single
center
round
arch
an
arch
formed
in
a
continuous
curve,
characteristic
of
Roman
architecture
rowlock
arch
an
arch
that
is
formed
with
more
than
one
concentric
row
of
voussoirs
safety
arch
an
undecorated
arch
that
is
included
in
order
to
strengthen
or
support
a
construction
scoinson
arch
sconcheon
arch
an
arch
that
supports
part
of
the
wall
segmental
arch
a
shallow
arch,
an
arch
that
is
less
than
a
semicircle
shouldered
arch
an
arch
consisting
of
a
horizontal
lintel
supported
at
each
end
by
corbels
that
project
into
the
aperture
skeen
arch
skene
arch
scheme
arch
diminished
arch
an
arch
whose
height
is
less
than
half
its
width
skew
arch
an
arch
whose
jambs
are
not
at
right
angles
with
the
face
steel
arch
bridge
a
steel
bridge
constructed
in
the
form
of
an
arch
threeentered
arch
basket-handle
arch
a
round
arch
whose
inner
curve
is
drawn
with
circles
having
three
centers
trefoil
arch
a
pointed
arch
having
cusps
in
the
intrados
on
either
side
of
the
apex
trimmer
arch
an
arch
built
between
trimmers
in
a
floor
(to
support
the
weight
of
a
hearth)
triumphal
arch
a
monumental
archway,
usually
they
are
built
to
commemorate
some
notable
victory
trumpet
arch
a
conical
squinch
Tudor
arch
fourentered
arch
a
low
elliptical
or
pointed
arch,
usually
drawn
from
four
centers
zygoma
zygomatic
arch
arcus
zygomaticus
the
slender
arch
formed
by
the
temporal
process
of
the
cheekbone
that
bridges
to
the
zygomatic
process
of
the
temporal
bone
alveolar
arch
the
part
of
the
upper
or
lower
jawbones
in
which
the
teeth
are
set
aortic
arch
the
part
of
the
aorta
that
arches
and
turns
downward
arch
a
curved
bony
structure
supporting
or
enclosing
organs
(especially
the
inner
sides
of
the
feet)
metatarsal
arch
the
short
lateral
arch
formed
by
the
heads
of
the
metatarsals
sunken
arch
fallen
arch
an
instep
flattened
so
the
entire
sole
rests
on
the
ground
shoulder
girdle
pectoral
arch
the
bony
arch
formed
by
the
collarbones
and
shoulder
blades
in
humans
hemal
arch
haemal
arch
a
structure
arising
ventrally
from
a
vertebral
centrum
and
enclosing
the
caudal
blood
vessels
neural
arch
vertebral
arch
a
structure
arising
dorsally
from
a
vertebral
centrum
and
enclosing
the
spinal
cord
pelvis
pelvic
girdle
pelvic
arch
hip
the
structure
of
the
vertebrate
skeleton
supporting
the
lower
limbs
in
humans
and
the
hind
limbs
or
corresponding
parts
in
other
vertebrates
supraorbital
ridge
supraorbital
torus
superciliary
ridge
superciliary
arch
a
ridge
on
the
frontal
bone
above
the
eye
socket
pointed-leaf
maple
Acer
argutum
small
shrubby
Japanese
plant
with
leaves
having
to
acuminate
lobes,
yellow
in
autumn
arch
a
curved
shape
in
the
vertical
plane
that
spans
an
opening
arch
curve
arc
form
an
arch
or
curve,
her
back
arches,
her
hips
curve
nicely
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Der Spitzbogen ist ein aus zwei Kreisen konstruierter Bogen mit Spitze. Er gilt in der Architektur als ein zentrales Element der Gotik.