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edifice

/ˈed.ɪ.fɪs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un edificio grande, imponente o complejo, generalmente una construcción con techo y paredes que permanece fija en un lugar.

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noun

/ˈed.ɪ.fɪs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un edificio grande, imponente o complejo, generalmente una construcción con techo y paredes que permanece fija en un lugar.

A noun referring to a large, imposing, or complex structure, typically a building with a roof and walls that stands permanently in one place.

  1. Physical structureB2formal

    A large, imposing building or structure, typically with historical or architectural significance.

    esEdificio imponente

    • The ancient edifice stood proudly in the city square.
    • They spent years restoring the crumbling edifice.
    • The government constructed a new edifice to house the national archives.
    • Tourists admired the marble edifice of the cathedral.

    Sinónimosbuildingconstructionmonumentpilestructure

  2. Figurative structureC1formal

    A complex system of beliefs, institutions, or practices that is built up over time.

    esedificio figurativo

    • The whole edifice of his argument collapsed under scrutiny.
    • They constructed a vast edifice of lies to cover the scandal.
    • The legal edifice of the country is based on centuries of precedent.
    • Her theory was an intellectual edifice built on solid evidence.

    Sinónimosapparatusconstructframeworkstructuresuperstructuresystem

    Antónimosruinwreck

Formas
  • edifices plural form
  • edifices' possessive plural form
  • edifice's possessive singular form
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