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feminine
/aɾkitekˈtuɾa/
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Translation
architecture
Word origin
From Latin architectura, from Greek arkhitekton ('master builder'), formed from arkhi ('chief') and tekton ('builder, carpenter'). The same roots give English 'architect' and 'technical'.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- arkhitekton
- English cognates
- architect, technical
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralarquitecturas
Examples
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I love the architecture of the old churches.
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She studied architecture for five years at university.
moderna cristal acero.
Modern architecture uses a lot of glass and steel.
¿ opinas ?
What do you think of this city's architecture?
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The architecture of the museum is truly impressive.
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