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Significats de rose window en anglès
A circular window often found in Gothic churches which is divided into segments that form a pattern.
Sinònims
Examples for "rosette"
Examples for "rosette"
1
After a final turn, a straight shot led to the center rosette.
2
A rosette of yarn may be made for the top or side.
3
Twenty rectangular shapes orbit in a Kemplerer rosette much nearer the primary.
4
She drew down the rosette a second time, and then stepped back.
5
They were competing for a coveted red rosette at the Virginia Show.
Ús de rose window en anglès
1
The other rose window represents the raising of the daughter of Jairus.
2
For high over the curtain of thick green shone a rose window.
3
There is no west portal, but it has a fine rose window.
4
A rose window, faintly glimmering red and green, appeared before us.
5
He was standing almost directly above the west rose window.
6
The stud in her nose glittered by the moony light of the rose window.
7
In the centre of these is the famous rose window; on either side giant towers.
8
The shadow of a rose window covers the stage.
9
Over the western porch is a Gothic rose window.
10
Perched over the cathedral's famous rose window, Dee waited.
11
He shaded his eyes to stare up at the rose window above the choir loft.
12
A rose window in every shade of green.
13
The leopard stopped with a low growl before the door in which the rose window was cut.
14
The rose window suddenly grows dark and the tree above the seat is shaken by the wind.
15
He looked up at the rose window.
16
The rose window above the porch was softly illumined; the light it emitted transfused the thickly falling snow.