columned

UK
/ˈkɒl.əmnd/
US
/ˈkɑː.ləmnd/

Translations

columnedadjective
more columned
Comp.
most columned
Super.
UK
/ˈkɒl.əmnd/
US
/ˈkɑː.ləmnd/
en colonnesTypographie et présentation de tableaux, listes ou données.
The report included a neatly columned list of expenses.
Le rapport comprenait une liste de dépenses présentée en colonnes.
à colonnesArchitecture; pour un bâtiment ou un élément ayant des colonnes.
The columned entrance of the building gave it a grand and classical look.
L'entrée à colonnes du bâtiment lui donnait un aspect grandiose et classique.
Additional translations
colonnéPlus rare; surtout en architecture ou dans un registre descriptif.
columnedpast participle
UK
/ˈkɒl.əmd/
US
/ˈkɑːl.əmd/
Derived from the past participle of the verb 'column', used attributively.
à colonnesArchitecture; pour un bâtiment ou un élément ayant des colonnes.
The columned porch recalled the grandeur of ancient temples.
Le porche à colonnes rappelait la grandeur des temples antiques.
columnverb

columned

Past Simple

columned
Past Simple
columned
Past Participle
columning
Gerund
Rare and chiefly technical usage meaning to arrange material in columns.
Additional translations
colonnerTypographie et mise en page.

Definitions

columnedadjective
Having columns or resembling columns in structure or appearance.
The columned entrance of the building gave it a grand and classical look.
Arranged in vertical columns (of text, data, etc.).
The report included a neatly columned list of expenses.
columnedpast participle
Furnished with columns; having or supported by columns.
The columned porch recalled the grandeur of ancient temples.
columnverb
To arrange (text, numbers, or data) into one or more vertical divisions or columns.
Please column the figures so they're easier to compare.