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Meanings of Ionic in английском
The dialect of Ancient Greek spoken and written in Attica and Athens and Ionia.
Synonyms
Examples for "Attic"
Examples for "Attic"
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Matt Sullivan is the owner of Seattle-based Light in the Attic records.
2
They searched the house carefully from attic to cellars, but without result.
3
In good condition throughout it has access to an attic for storage.
4
The slaves were brought in, and we are all in the attic.
5
They were up in the attic, they were down in the cellar.
1
He wrote in the Ionic dialect of his time.
2
Though a Dorian by birth, he adopted the Ionic dialect, with its uncontracted terminations, its accumulated vowels, and its soft forms.
3
Herodotus wrote in the Ionic dialect, and his style is marked by an ease and simplicity which lend it an indescribable charm.
4
He wrote in the Ionic dialect, and some of his works have gone through three hundred editions, so highly have they been valued.
5
Halicarnassus was one of the most important of the Doric cities, of which Herodotus was a native, though he wrote in the Ionic dialect.
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To mark the London Olympics, there is a series of events devoted to Classical Greek culture.
2
They bore resemblance to Egyptian and Mayan, Classical Greek, Chinese and Gothic, combined with a surprisingly modern-looking note.
3
A History of Classical Greek Literature.
4
The translation into Classical Greek, Latin, Turkish, Croatian and Gipsy was carried out by native speakers of Hungarian.
5
Half woman and half bird, harpies figure large in classical Greek mythology.
Usage of Ionic in английском
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The Ionic column is characterized by the spiral volutes of the capital.
2
This tender motion of the physignomy the ancients called the Ionic laugh.
3
ANAXIMANDER, the successor of Thales in the Ionic school, lived from B.C.
4
Its chemical products include Ionic membrane caustic soda, chloralkali salt and others.
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The Ionic allows you to customise your workout, and also change wristbands.
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They stood beneath the broad Ionic portico, beholding the strange scene around.
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If that's meant for an Ionic capital, no assessor would stand it.
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There are two principal orders in Greek architecture, the Doric and the Ionic.
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The chamber was spacious, and rudely painted in the Ionic style.
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The new Hyundai Ionic or recently updated VW e-Golf are also worth considering.
11
The Ionic order was of a much more luxuriant character than the Doric.
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Between the double rows of massive Ionic columns runs the colonnade.
13
In Greece, the Ionic philosophers held that such phenomena are obedient to law.
14
The latest, Fitbit Ionic, is a smartwatch but with a definite fitness focus.
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The Ionians, however, originated the order which is therefore named Ionic.
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Talk of the Ionic and Eleatic schools-ofArchytas, Gorgias, and Alcmaeon.
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United States of America
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