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four-centered arch

/ˈfɔː ˈsɛntəd ɑːrtʃ/

Traduction: Type d'arc formé par quatre centres de courbure distincts, souvent utilisé dans l'architecture gothique et de la Renaissance, produisant une forme aplatie ou elliptique.

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/ˈfɔː ˈsɛntəd ɑːrtʃ/C1formalart
  • frType d'arc formé par quatre centres de courbure distincts, souvent utilisé dans l'architecture gothique et de la Renaissance, produisant une forme aplatie ou elliptique.

A type of arch formed by four separate centers of curvature, commonly found in Gothic and Renaissance architecture, creating a flattened or elliptical shape.

  1. Architectural arch typeC2formal

    A low, wide arch formed by four circular arcs meeting at points, commonly used in Gothic and Renaissance architecture.

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    • The cathedral's entrance features a beautiful four-centered arch.
    • Tudor architecture often incorporates the four-centered arch in doorways.
    • The four-centered arch is also known as a Tudor arch.