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graeco-roman

/ˌɡriː.kəʊˈrəʊ.mən/

Traduction: Qui se rapporte à la fois à la culture grecque antique et à la culture romaine, notamment dans l'art, l'architecture ou l'histoire.

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/ˌɡriː.kəʊˈrəʊ.mən/C2formalart
  • frQui se rapporte à la fois à la culture grecque antique et à la culture romaine, notamment dans l'art, l'architecture ou l'histoire.

Relating to the ancient Greek and Roman cultures, especially their art, architecture, or history.

  1. Relating to ancient Greek and Roman culturesC1formal

    Describing the combined cultural, artistic, and intellectual traditions of ancient Greece and Rome, often considered the foundation of Western civilization.

    frgréco-romain

    • The museum has an impressive collection of Graeco-Roman sculptures.
    • Graeco-Roman architecture heavily influenced Renaissance buildings.
    • The study of Graeco-Roman philosophy is essential for understanding Western thought.

    Synonymesclassical

  2. Classical style or periodC1formal

    Pertaining to the classical period of history that encompasses both Greek and Roman achievements.

    frgréco-romain

    • The Graeco-Roman period produced some of the world's greatest literature.
    • Graeco-Roman art often depicted mythological scenes.
    • The legal systems of many modern countries have Graeco-Roman origins.

    Synonymesclassicclassicalgreco-roman

Formes
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  • most graeco-roman superlative form