Romanesque
adjective
architecturespecializeduk/ˌrəʊ.məˈnesk/us/ˌroʊ.məˈnesk/relatingto thestyleofbuildingthat wascommoninwesternandsouthernEuropefrom the 10th to the 12thcenturies
（10到12世纪流行于西欧和南欧的建筑风格）罗马式的Architecture
- anti-modernism
- anti-modernist
- architect
- architectural
- architecturally
- brutalism
- brutalist
- built environment
- colonial
- defensive architecture
- Georgian
- golden ratio
- ground plan
- hostile architecture
- Italianate
- neoclassicism
- pyramid
- rococo
- sympathetically
- vernacular
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Middle Ages (medieval Period) 501-1500
Romanesque
noun[U]
architecturespecializeduk/ˌrəʊ.məˈnesk/us/ˌroʊ.məˈnesk/thestyleofbuildingthat wascommoninwesternandsouthernEuropefrom the 10th to the 12thcenturies:
The twelfth-centurychurchis one of the mostoutstandingexamplesofItalianRomanesque.
Mywifeand I likegreatarchitectureand the Romanesque.
- Thechurchis alovelyexampleofCatalanRomanesque.
- Over the fiveyearsthat heremainedin France hefellinlovewith the Romanesque.
- Onlydevoutadmirersof the Romanesque willwanttodrivetoseethechurch.
Architecture
- anti-modernism
- anti-modernist
- architect
- architectural
- architecturally
- brutalism
- brutalist
- built environment
- colonial
- defensive architecture
- Georgian
- golden ratio
- ground plan
- hostile architecture
- Italianate
- neoclassicism
- pyramid
- rococo
- sympathetically
- vernacular
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Middle Ages (medieval Period) 501-1500