spire

UK
/spaɪə/
US
/spaɪr/
spiresubstantiv
spires
Pl.
UK
/spaɪə/
US
/spaɪr/
Übersetzungen
The church has a tall spire that can be seen from miles away.
У церкви высокий шпиль, который виден за много миль.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A tapering conical or pyramidal structure on the top of a building, typically a church tower.
The church's spire could be seen from miles away, standing tall against the skyline.
A slender, pointed formation, such as a rock or mountain peak.
The hikers were awed by the spire of rock that jutted out from the mountain range.
A slender shoot, stalk, or blade of grass or other plant (archaic, botany).
In spring the green spires of barley covered the hillside.
spireverb
spired
Präteritum
spired
Partizip Perfekt
spiring
Gerundium
UK
/spaɪə/
US
/spaɪr/
Übersetzungen
The cathedral spires into the sky.
Собор вздымается в небо.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To rise or extend upward in a tapering or spiraling form.
The cathedral's towers spire into the sky, visible from miles away.
To furnish or top with a spire.
The restorers spired the chapel with a new copper roof.