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belvedere

/ˈbɛl.və.dɪər/

Traducción: Sustantivo con dos significados diferentes: 1) planta eurasiática de ramas densas cuyo follaje se vuelve púrpura rojizo en otoño; 2) mirador o construcción arquitectónica situada de modo que ofrezca una vista panorámica.

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noun

/ˈbɛl.və.dɪər/C1formal
  • esSustantivo con dos significados diferentes: 1) planta eurasiática de ramas densas cuyo follaje se vuelve púrpura rojizo en otoño; 2) mirador o construcción arquitectónica situada de modo que ofrezca una vista panorámica.

A noun with two distinct meanings: 1) a densely branched Eurasian plant whose foliage turns purple-red in autumn; 2) a gazebo or architectural structure sited to command a fine view.

  1. Architectural structureC1formalart

    A raised structure, such as a gazebo or turret, designed to provide a scenic view of the surrounding landscape.

    esBelvedere

    • The garden featured a charming belvedere overlooking the lake.
    • From the belvedere, they could see the entire valley.
    • The architect added a belvedere to the roof for panoramic views.

    Sinónimosgazebolookoutobservation towerpavilionsummerhouse

  2. Densely branched plantC2formalscientific

    A Eurasian plant with dense branching, known for its foliage that turns a purplish-red color in autumn.

    esPlanta de follaje rojizo

    • The belvedere plant added vibrant color to the autumn garden.
    • Gardeners often plant belvedere for its striking fall foliage.
    • The leaves of the belvedere turned a deep purple-red in October.

    Sinónimosburning bushkochiasummer cypress

Formas
  • belvederes plural form
  • belvederes' possessive plural form
  • belvedere's possessive singular form
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