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perpendicular style

/ˌpɜːrpənˈdɪkjʊlər staɪl/

Tradução: Termo que designa o estilo gótico perpendicular da arquitetura inglesa, caracterizado por fortes linhas verticais, grandes janelas e abóbadas em leque, predominante entre o final do século XIV e o século XVI.

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/ˌpɜːrpənˈdɪkjʊlər staɪl/C1formalart
  • ptTermo que designa o estilo gótico perpendicular da arquitetura inglesa, caracterizado por fortes linhas verticais, grandes janelas e abóbadas em leque, predominante entre o final do século XIV e o século XVI.

A term referring to the Perpendicular Gothic style of English architecture, characterized by strong vertical lines, large windows, and fan vaulting, prevalent from the late 14th to the 16th century.

  1. English Gothic architecture styleC1formalbritish

    A late phase of English Gothic architecture (c. 1350–1550) characterized by strong vertical lines, large windows, and elaborate fan vaulting.

    ptEstilo perpendicular

    • King's College Chapel in Cambridge is a masterpiece of the Perpendicular style.
    • The Perpendicular style is known for its emphasis on vertical lines and large windows.
    • Gloucester Cathedral's cloisters are a prime example of Perpendicular architecture.