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oriel如何读

英：[ˈɔːriəl]

美：[ ˈɔːriəl]

oriel是什么意思

n.凸肚窗；凸出壁外的窗

oriel自然拼读

o·ri·el

o ri l

oriel英英释义

n.a projecting bay window corbeled or cantilevered out from a wall

oriel词源中文解释

公元13世纪中叶，指“门廊或小房间形成的突出部分，大型凸窗或者窗台；公元14世纪中叶，指“大型凹陷的窗户，飘窗”，源自古法语 oriol “大厅，门厅；凸窗”，和中世纪拉丁语 oriolum “门廊，小房间，画廊”，这两个词可能源自俗拉丁语 *auraeolum，是 aulaeolum 的变音，而 aulaeolum 是拉丁语 aulaeum “窗帘”的小型形式。"虽然对这个词的历史进行了大量研究，尤其是对其在 oriel window 的现代用法的发展，但在很多方面，它的意义历史仍然模糊和困惑不清" [OED]。

It projects from the outer face of the wall, being in plan actually hexagonal, semi-octagonal, or rectangular, etc., and is supported on brackets, corbels, or corbeling. When such a projecting feature rests upon the ground, or directly upon the foundation of the building, it is called a bay-window, or a bow-window. [Century Dictionary]

它从墙体的外表面突出，平面上实际上是六边形、半八边形或矩形等形状，并且由托架、悬臂石或悬臂石构成。当这样一个突出的特征直接承载在地面上或建筑物的基础上时，它被称为 bay-window 或 bow-window。[Century Dictionary]

oriel词源英文解释

Middle English, porch, oriel, from Anglo-French oriol

The first known use of oriel window was in the 14th century

oriel儿童词典英英释义

orientateverb

orient

oriental1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or situated in Asia

Oriental2 of 2noun

one who is a native of east Asia or is of east Asian descent

orient1 of 2verb

to cause to face toward the east

to set or arrange in a definite position especially in relation to the points of the compass

to acquaint with a situation or environment

orient new students

to direct towards the interests of a particular group

movies that are oriented toward teenagers

Orient2 of 2noun

east entry 3 sense 2especially: the countries of eastern Asia

oriel windownoun

a large window that sticks out from and is supported against a wall

oriel 例句

1 The melancholy half light coming wanly through the oriel window by which he stood, fell full upon the face of Rupert Thetford, white and cold, and set as marble.

2 One oriel window was discovered through the white jasmine that clustered around it, and the verbenas, heliotrope, and scarlet geraniums that crept beneath it from the ground.

3 Count Hugo stayed awhile, standing with my lady and the Waldgrave in one of the great oriels that overlooked the street.

4 “Lo! in the painted oriel of the west, Whose panes the sunken sun incardines, Like a fair lady at her casement shines The Evening Star, the star of love and rest.”

5 I mused, and gazed o’er purple fells outroll’d; When, lo! beneath an old thatched roof a gleam That kindled soon with sunset’s gorgeous gold: Broad panes, nor fretted oriel brighter beam.

6 On a recent dinner visit to the Country Bistro in Salisbury, the hostess led me to a table by the oriel window, where a hula skirt was the centerpiece of a seaside-themed display.

7 The main kitchen is French in style with three oriel windows, the term for bay windows that don’t reach the ground.

8 With Ann opposite me at supper table, I peered outside at the leaves, beyond the oriel, and denounced myself as I ate, enumerated my festering faults.

9 “And in the painted oriel of the West, Whose panes the sunken sun incardines, Like a fair lady at her casement, shines The Evening Star, the star of love and rest.”

10 With its Tudor battlements, casements, diamond-paned and low oriel windows, half obliterated escutcheons; its drapery of green ivy, and heavy iron-clamped doors, it looked venerable, picturesque and peaceful.

11 Guy had digs in an old house whose gabled front leaned outward, whose oriel windows were supported by oaken beams worm-eaten and grotesquely carved.

12 Under the oriel window, where I had seen her first, she lay on a little couch.

13 Digital sketches show the red oriel windows on the building preserved.

14 Modern visitors can enjoy views through the oriel windows of the king’s bedchambers, or over the loch to the Forth bridges.

15 The Old Hall, of the 15th century, enlarged in the 16th, is a picturesque building, forming three sides of a quadrangle, partially timber-framed, but having a beautiful oriel window and other parts of stone.

16 I stood in the oriel window that curved out from one end of the large parlor and looked toward the east; that is, it commanded a broad view from all points, save the direct west.

17 Their laughter reached me as I sat solitary and alone in the oriel window, over which lace curtains fell, and were kindled up like snow by the lights from without.

18 Called an oriel window, this bay window sits up off the ground.

19 Still Amy did not care; for she had determined in her own mind that they would decide upon the bedroom oriel, which was just over the old schoolroom.

20 Large groupings of windows are common, and occasionally there are picturesque floating bay windows called oriel windows on the first or second story.