英：[ˌhɪpə'dʒi:əm]
美：[ˌhɪpə'dʒiəm]
hypogeum如何读
hypogeum是什么意思
- n.地下室；地窖
hypogeum变形
复数:hypogea
hypogeum英英释义
- abstract:Hypogeum or hypogaeum (plural hypogea) literally means "underground", from Greek hypo (under) and gaia (earth).James Stevens Curl (2006) A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture It usually refers to an underground temple or tomb.
hypogeum词源英文解释
borrowed from Latin hypogēum, hypogaeum "underground chamber," borrowed from Greek hypógeion, hypógaion, noun derivative from neuter of hypógeios, hypógaios "underground, subterranean" — more at hypogeal
The first known use of hypogeum was circa 1706
hypogeum 例句
1 Okay, next question: Who built the Hypogeum in Malta?
下一个问题：谁建立了马耳他的地下古墓室？
2 Only a little later than them, on the island Malta, another Stone Age people built a beautiful Hypogeum or underground tomb for their dead.
就是这些人之后，在马尔他的岛上，另一群石器时代的人们为自己建造了一座美丽的地宫(Hypogeum)，或者将其称为地下坟墓。
3 One of the main reasons the hypogeum has survived so well is because of its lack of natural light, which encourages the growth of biological organisms.
4 Though experts have finished restoring the hypogeum, officials still plan to renovate other parts of the arena’s structure.
5 The hypogeum, meanwhile, was eventually filled with dirt and rubble.
6 The Lego Roman Colosseum is three stories tall and that doesn’t include the recreation of the hypogeum, the subterranean chamber beneath the arena floor.
7 Inside the Roman Forum new exciting archaeological discovery: a hypogeum with a tuff sarcophagus from the 6th century BC.
8 Silvio Berlusconi constructed an enormous mausoleum at his home in Arcore, near Milan, in 1994: the imitation hypogeum, fit for an Etruscan prince, includes carved niches and objects a media tycoon may wish to take into the next life.
9 An interior view of the Colosseum's hypogeum after the restoration.
10 On most evenings, CoopCulture will run 75-minute tours, taking you through the main floor of the arena and to check out the underground space, known as the hypogeum, where gladiators waited before entering for battle.