corinthian / kəˈrɪn θi ən /

科林斯坦科林斯的科林斯坦的科林斯蒂亚

corinthian2 个定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. of, relating to, or characteristic of Corinth.
  2. Architecture. noting or pertaining to one of the five classical orders invented in ancient Greece and similar in most respects to the Ionic but usually of slenderer proportions, and characterized by a deep capital with a round bell decorated with acanthus leaves and a square abacus with concave sides. The Corinthian capital has typically two distinct rows of acanthus leaves above which appear eight fluted sheaths, from each of which spring two scrolls , of which one curls beneath a corner of the abacus as half of a volute and the other curls beneath the center of the abacus.Compare composite, Doric, Ionic, Tuscan.
  3. ornate, as literary style.
n. 名词 noun
  1. a native or inhabitant of Corinth.
  2. a man about town, especially one who lives luxuriously or, sometimes, dissolutely.
  3. an amateur yachtsman.
  4. Manège. a horse-show class in which each contestant must be a member of a recognized hunt and wear regulation hunt livery.Compare appointment.

corinthian 近义词

corinthian

等同于 man-about-town

更多corinthian例句

  1. To-day the white Corinthian-looking building called Doryford House was at its best, in the soft lambent light of an autumn day.
  2. Its proportions did not greatly differ from those of the Greek Corinthian, but the mouldings in general were more elaborate.
  3. Late that night Henry Guion stood on the terrace below the Corinthian-columned portico.
  4. At the end of a court yard is the principal front consisting of a fine portico, adorned with large corinthian pillars.
  5. Then he hailed a hansom and desired to be driven to the street in which the Junior Corinthian Club was situated.