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amphistylar

/ˌæm.fɪˈstaɪ.lər/

Tradução: Termo arquitetônico que descreve um edifício, especialmente um templo clássico, que possui fileiras de colunas tanto na frente quanto atrás.

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/ˌæm.fɪˈstaɪ.lər/formaltechnicalobsoleto
  • ptTermo arquitetônico que descreve um edifício, especialmente um templo clássico, que possui fileiras de colunas tanto na frente quanto atrás.

An architectural term describing a building, especially a classical temple, that has a row of columns at both the front and the back.

  1. Architectural termC2formal

    Describes a building or structure that has columns at both ends or on both sides.

    ptAnfistilar

    • The ancient temple was amphistylar, with columns at both the front and rear.
    • The architect designed an amphistylar portico for the museum.
    • Amphistylar structures are rare in modern architecture.
  2. Columniation styleC2formal

    A specific type of column arrangement where free-standing columns are present in porticoes at both ends or both sides of a building.

    ptAnfistilar

    • The amphistylar design of the Greek temple was admired by many.
    • This amphistylar colonnade creates a sense of symmetry.
    • Scholars studied the amphistylar features of the ancient ruins.
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  • more amphistylar comparative form
  • most amphistylar superlative form