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plinth

UK
/plɪnθ/
US
/plɪnθ/

Übersetzungen

plinthsubstantiv
plinths
Pl.
UK
/plɪnθ/
US
/plɪnθ/
The plinth at the base of the wall was made of marble.
Плинтус у основания стены был сделан из мрамора.
The statue was placed on a plinth in the center of the square.
Статуя была установлена на пьедестале в центре площади.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
подножие
основание
Synonyme
pedestal
platform
support
foundation
base
plinthverb
plinthed
Präteritum
plinthed
Partizip Perfekt
plinthing
Gerundium
UK
/plɪnθ/
US
/plɪnθ/
Rare, chiefly in architecture and art: to furnish with or place on a plinth.
plinthadjektiv
Used attributively to denote something serving as or relating to a plinth; not gradable.

Definitionen

plinthsubstantiv
A heavy base supporting a statue or vase.
The statue was mounted on a marble plinth in the center of the square.
The lower square slab at the base of a column.
The architect designed the column with a decorative plinth to enhance its appearance.
A block or slab on which a pedestal, column, or statue is placed.
The ancient ruins included several plinths that once supported grand columns.
Architecture: A projecting course of stones or bricks forming a continuous base at the foot of a wall.
The restoration revealed the original brick plinth that ran around the cottage.
plinthverb
To place (a statue, column, etc.) on a plinth.
The curator plinthed the bust in the gallery's main hall.
plinthadjektiv
Serving as or relating to a plinth; forming a base or supporting platform.
The cabinets were fitted with plinth boards to conceal the feet.
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