tudor

• Den Zeitraum der Tudor-Dynastie (1485–1603) in der englischen Geschichte betreffend oder den für diese Epoche typischen Stil in Architektur, Kunst oder Design beschreibend.

Relating to the Tudor period (1485–1603) in English history, or describing a style of architecture, art, or design characteristic of that era.

1. Architectural styleB2formalbritishart

   Relating to a style of architecture in England during the 15th century, characterized by features such as half-timbering, steep roofs, and large chimneys.

   Tudor-Stil

   • The house was built in the Tudor style with exposed wooden beams.
   • Tudor architecture is known for its distinctive black-and-white timber framing.
   • Many historic buildings in England showcase Tudor design elements.

• Eigenname, der sich auf die englische Königsfamilie bezieht, die von 1485 bis 1603 regierte, oder auf ein Mitglied dieser Familie.

A proper noun referring to an English royal dynasty that ruled from 1485 to 1603, or a member of that dynasty.

unzählbar · Eigenname

1. English Royal DynastyB2formal

   The royal house that ruled England from 1485 to 1603, including monarchs Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I.

   Tudors

   • The Tudor dynasty began with Henry VII's victory at Bosworth Field.
   • Tudor monarchs significantly shaped English history and religion.
   • The Tudor period is famous for its cultural and political changes.

2. Member of the Tudor DynastyB2formal

   A person belonging to the Tudor royal family.

   Mitglied des Hauses Tudor

   • She was a Tudor by birth, descended from Henry VII.
   • The Tudors were known for their strong central rule.
   • Many Tudors were patrons of the arts and architecture.

3. C1formal

   Antony Tudor (1909–1987), a British-born American dancer and choreographer known for his psychological ballets.

   Tänzer und Choreograf

   • Antony Tudor revolutionized ballet with works like 'Pillar of Fire'.
   • Tudor's choreography focused on emotional depth and realism.
   • He was a leading figure in the development of modern ballet.