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cornice

/ˈkɔːr.nɪs/

Traducción: Parte superior decorativa que sobresale de una pared, edificio o mueble, utilizada como remate o coronamiento, a menudo moldurada.

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noun

/ˈkɔːr.nɪs/C2formalart
  • esParte superior decorativa que sobresale de una pared, edificio o mueble, utilizada como remate o coronamiento, a menudo moldurada.

A noun referring to a decorative molding or framework, typically found at the top of a wall, window, or architectural entablature, used for ornamentation or to conceal fixtures.

  1. Architectural featureC1formal

    A horizontal decorative molding that crowns a building or piece of furniture, typically projecting from the top of a wall.

    esCornisa

    • The ancient temple had an ornate cornice carved from marble.
    • The interior cornice was painted gold to match the decor.
    • Restoration work focused on repairing the crumbling cornice.

    Sinónimoscopingledgemoldingmouldingoverhangprojection

  2. Snow formationC2formal

    An overhanging mass of hardened snow at the edge of a mountain ridge or cliff.

    esCornisa de nieve

    • The climbers carefully avoided the unstable cornice on the ridge.
    • A large cornice broke off and triggered an avalanche.
    • The guide warned the group about the dangers of walking on a cornice.
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  • cornices plural form
  • cornices' possessive plural form
  • cornice's possessive singular form
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