দুই সংলগ্ন খিলান ও তাদের উপরে অনুভূমিক সমতল মধ্যে একটি প্রায় ত্রিদলীয় ভূপৃষ্ঠের

spandrils's Usage Examples:

cornices, strings and other dressings, ornamental terracotta capitals, spandrils, rosettes etc.

Geraldine patronage which explains the Geraldine Arms carved on the inner spandrils of the east arcade.

The spandrils [sic] of the arches, and the spaces between window-arches and the sills.

house is predominately brick with sections most notably the balconies and spandrils rendered.

On one of the spandrils of the inner arch, which is made of Caen stone, is the monogram i h c.

Medaillons of Roman emperors fill the spandrils between the sections.

The jambs and spandrils of the arch of the mihrab on the western wall were once profusely adorned.

The spandrils of the arches, and the spaces between window-arches and the sills of the.

made of five sections bolted together; with the ribs cross braced by spandrils; the weight of the iron work bridge was over 260 long tons (260 t).

Belfry windows without cusping or mouldings; the figures 1 8 4 1 in the spandrils of the clock; the square clerestory-windows; the enormous windows in the.

The spandrils between these arches were faced flush with concrete which covers the crown.

having beautiful ornaments running round the face and soffits, and the spandrils are decorated in a similar manner.

The windows on the ground floor are lofty and round-headed, the spandrils enriched with carving, and over each window are carved panels .

entered through an elaborately moulded archway, with traceried and curved spandrils, enriched with emblems of the Tudor rose and lily .

In addition to these carved spandrils, the heads of the gable and staircase windows have been filled with carved.

spandrils's Meaning':

an approximately triangular surface area between two adjacent arches and the horizontal plane above them

Synonyms:

spandrel; surface;

Antonyms:

uncover; natural object; inside;