Definition of intercolumniation in English:

intercolumniation

noun ˌɪntəkəlʌmnɪˈeɪʃ(ə)nˌɪn(t)ərkəˌləmniˈeɪʃ(ə)n

mass nounArchitecture

The distance between adjacent columns of a building.
〔建筑〕柱间距
Example sentencesExamples
- In his treatise Vitruvius listed different intercolumniation types: 3 diameters for diastilos, 2.25 diameters for eustilos, 2 diameters for eustylos and 1.25 diameters for picnostylos.
- For columns with these diameters in diastyle, the intercolumniation would have measured between 1.80 m and 2.90 m (2.40 m for a bottom diameter of 0.60 m).
- Hawksmoor's intercolumniation is 18 feet, a formidable span for a stone entablature.
- The gigantic temples of antiquity could never have been constructed had the architects adhered to the notion that the distance of two diameters and a half, called the eustyle, for the intercolumniation was essential, for architraves could not have been procured.
- He saw the distance between the columns as an integral part of each order, with for instance two and a quarter column diameters serving as the intercolumniation for the Ionic order, and two for the Corinthian.

Derivatives

intercolumnar

adjective ˌɪntəkəˈlʌmnəˌɪn(t)ərkəˈləmnər

Architecture

There are no intercolumnar bracket sets, and the hall has no ceiling: its roof frame is entirely exposed.
Example sentencesExamples
- An orator chooses images based on points of an argument or facts of a case that need to be remembered and relies on a stock set of architectural spaces, like a house or intercolumnar space, to serve as backgrounds.

Definition of intercolumniation in US English:

intercolumniation

nounˌin(t)ərkəˌləmnēˈāSH(ə)nˌɪn(t)ərkəˌləmniˈeɪʃ(ə)n

Architecture

The distance between two adjacent columns.
〔建筑〕柱间距
Example sentencesExamples
- In his treatise Vitruvius listed different intercolumniation types: 3 diameters for diastilos, 2.25 diameters for eustilos, 2 diameters for eustylos and 1.25 diameters for picnostylos.
- Hawksmoor's intercolumniation is 18 feet, a formidable span for a stone entablature.
- The gigantic temples of antiquity could never have been constructed had the architects adhered to the notion that the distance of two diameters and a half, called the eustyle, for the intercolumniation was essential, for architraves could not have been procured.
- For columns with these diameters in diastyle, the intercolumniation would have measured between 1.80 m and 2.90 m (2.40 m for a bottom diameter of 0.60 m).
- He saw the distance between the columns as an integral part of each order, with for instance two and a quarter column diameters serving as the intercolumniation for the Ionic order, and two for the Corinthian.

词汇	intercolumniation
释义	Definition of intercolumniation in English: intercolumniation noun ˌɪntəkəlʌmnɪˈeɪʃ(ə)nˌɪn(t)ərkəˌləmniˈeɪʃ(ə)n mass nounArchitecture The distance between adjacent columns of a building. 〔建筑〕柱间距 Example sentencesExamples In his treatise Vitruvius listed different intercolumniation types: 3 diameters for diastilos, 2.25 diameters for eustilos, 2 diameters for eustylos and 1.25 diameters for picnostylos. For columns with these diameters in diastyle, the intercolumniation would have measured between 1.80 m and 2.90 m (2.40 m for a bottom diameter of 0.60 m). Hawksmoor's intercolumniation is 18 feet, a formidable span for a stone entablature. The gigantic temples of antiquity could never have been constructed had the architects adhered to the notion that the distance of two diameters and a half, called the eustyle, for the intercolumniation was essential, for architraves could not have been procured. He saw the distance between the columns as an integral part of each order, with for instance two and a quarter column diameters serving as the intercolumniation for the Ionic order, and two for the Corinthian. Derivatives intercolumnar adjective ˌɪntəkəˈlʌmnəˌɪn(t)ərkəˈləmnər Architecture There are no intercolumnar bracket sets, and the hall has no ceiling: its roof frame is entirely exposed. Example sentencesExamples An orator chooses images based on points of an argument or facts of a case that need to be remembered and relies on a stock set of architectural spaces, like a house or intercolumnar space, to serve as backgrounds. Definition of intercolumniation in US English: intercolumniation nounˌin(t)ərkəˌləmnēˈāSH(ə)nˌɪn(t)ərkəˌləmniˈeɪʃ(ə)n Architecture The distance between two adjacent columns. 〔建筑〕柱间距 Example sentencesExamples In his treatise Vitruvius listed different intercolumniation types: 3 diameters for diastilos, 2.25 diameters for eustilos, 2 diameters for eustylos and 1.25 diameters for picnostylos. Hawksmoor's intercolumniation is 18 feet, a formidable span for a stone entablature. The gigantic temples of antiquity could never have been constructed had the architects adhered to the notion that the distance of two diameters and a half, called the eustyle, for the intercolumniation was essential, for architraves could not have been procured. For columns with these diameters in diastyle, the intercolumniation would have measured between 1.80 m and 2.90 m (2.40 m for a bottom diameter of 0.60 m). He saw the distance between the columns as an integral part of each order, with for instance two and a quarter column diameters serving as the intercolumniation for the Ionic order, and two for the Corinthian.
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