facade 的定义
- Architecture. the front of a building, especially an imposing or decorative one.any side of a building facing a public way or space and finished accordingly.
- a superficial appearance or illusion of something: They managed somehow to maintain a facade of wealth.
facade 近义词
appearance, often deceptive
更多facade例句
- The facade of the building is covered with rows of glowing plastic carolers, a snowman, drummer boys and candy canes, and decked with garlands of evergreens.
- A 140-year-old building in Brussels has been refurbished with insulation on the facades and the roof and improved ventilation.
- Leonsis draped a facade of Verizon Center with Wall’s image.
- Her silvery voice scaled the facade of the building as the setting sun seemed to stall awhile to listen.
- Since El-Waylly came forward, the everything-is-perfect facade of the famous test kitchen has crumbled.
- In keeping with the facade, Williams showed himself to be dedicated preacher who “knows his scripture.”
- In an ancient stone carving, warriors brandishing shields and swords swarm over the columned facade of a grand temple.
- We, like his various conquests, were seduced by his facade of invincibility and haunted past.
- Another clock, outside on the 42nd St. facade, is the world's largest example of Tiffany glass.
- He also has a deep, creamy voice and calm demeanor that completes his fallen-hero facade.
- In vain he sought support against one of the porphyry columns at the facade of the mosque.
- So one morning she made her way towards the grotesque facade of the humble, silent home where she had spent her childhood.
- It has a large brick church with a decidedly Flemish facade, and a detached pagoda-like belfry.
- Silhouettes of tall poplars loomed against the blackness; occasionally a lamp revealed the milky blue facade of a house.
- One turns back to the still old house, and sees a grey and lichenous facade with a very finely arched entrance.