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trabeate

/ˈtreɪ.bi.ət/

Traduction: Terme architectural désignant une construction utilisant des poutres ou linteaux horizontaux, par opposition aux arcs.

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adjective

/ˈtreɪ.bi.ət/formaltechnicalobsolète
  • frTerme architectural désignant une construction utilisant des poutres ou linteaux horizontaux, par opposition aux arcs.

An obsolete architectural term describing a structure built with horizontal beams or lintels, as opposed to arches.

  1. Architectural styleC2formal

    Describing a structure that uses horizontal beams or lintels instead of arches for support.

    frArchitecture à plates-bandes

    • The ancient temple featured a trabeate design with massive stone lintels.
    • Trabeate architecture is common in early Greek and Egyptian buildings.
    • The porch was constructed in a trabeate style, with straight beams spanning the columns.

    Synonymespost and linteltrabeated

    Antonymesarcuate