pediment
英 ['pedɪm(ə)nt]
美 ['pɛdɪmənt]
pediment 门窗上的三角楣饰，山花饰石匠行话，可能来自pyramid拼写变体，拼写受-ment影响俗化。
- pediment
- pediment: see pyramid
- pediment (n.)
- triangular part of the facade of a Greek-style building, 1660s, alteration of periment, peremint (1590s), of unknown origin, "said to be a workmen's term" [OED]; probably a dialectal garbling of pyramid, the connection perhaps being the triangular shape. Sometimes associated with ped- "foot." Other possibilities include Latin pedamentum "vine-stalk, prop," and Italian pedamento, which at the time this word entered English meant "foundation, basework, footing." Meaning "base, foundation" is from 1726, by inflience of Latin pedem "foot."
- 1. There were telescreens all round the pediment.
- 纪念碑的山墙周围,又布满了电幕.
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- 2. IT media had a kind of pediment really brilliant lively.
- IT媒体的确有了一种山花烂漫的热闹.
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- 3. Wait for when pediment is brilliant, they laugh in the clump.
- 待到山花烂漫时, 她们在丛中笑.
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- 4. The flying long - tail bird foils the pediment, displaying a lovely and harmonious nature.
- 画面中绶带是长尾山禽,以飞翔姿态烘托山中之花的气氛.深谙大自然纯真、美丽、和谐.
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