arko

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A curved structure used as a support over an open space, as in a doorway. A Semicircular opening in a wall, or a freestanding structure dependent for its structural stability on the horizontal load threatening to push it apart. Usually made from cut stone blocks forming interlocking wedges..

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back arko

Building materials; Stone

A concealed arch carrying the backing of a wall where the exterior facing is carried by a lintel.

katenaryang arko

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Ang isang paparabola arko hurno nangangailangan ng walang pagtitira o bakal na paggilid; inilatag sa pamamagitan ng palawit ng kuwintas mula sa dalawang mga punto at minamarkahan ...

romanong arko

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Tingnan ang bariles na arko.

rotunda

Construction; Design; Architecture

A building or room circular in plan and usually domed.

pundasyon

Construction; Design; Architecture

The base of a house providing stability and rigidness.

kontratista

Construction; Design; Architecture

The responsibility for actually building an architect's design rests with the contractor, who commits to a particular price for the work, usually in competition, employs the ...

adobe

Construction; Design; Architecture

Med bricks reinforced with straw. Used particularly in Latin America and southwestern USA, adobe produces a distinctive architectural style based on organic forms, a smooth ...

balkonahe

Construction; Design; Architecture

A platform projecting from an upper story and enclosed by a railing.

palapag

Construction; Design; Architecture

A horizontal division of a building, from the floor to the ceiling above it.

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Valdkond/domeen: Fruits & vegetables Category: Fruits

saging

The world's most popular fruit. The most common U.S. variety is the yellow Cavendish. They are picked green and develop better flavor when ripened off ...