Meaning of "entrepano" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ENTREPANO IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF ENTREPANO

Entrepano is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES ENTREPANO MEAN IN PORTUGUESE?

Intercolumn

Intercolúnio

Intercolumn, also referred to as intercolumn, entrepano and entrepilastra, in architecture refers to the space between two consecutive columns. It is the gap between two adjacent columns in a colonnade, commonly measured between the surfaces of the lower parts of the shaft. In classical architecture it was measured by its correspondence to the diameter of the column. The term extends to the piece of wall comprised between two half columns or between two columns. In classical, Renaissance and Baroque architecture, the intercolumn was determined by a system developed by the Roman architect of the first century, Vitruvius. Vitruvius compiled patterns of intercolumns for three classical Greek orders, expressed in terms of column diameter, twice the Vitruvian module, alerting to the fact that having placed a spacing equal to or greater than three times the column diameter, stone architraves are subject to breakage.

Intercolúnio, também designado por entrecolúnio, entrepano e entrepilastra, em arquitetura refere-se ao espaço entre duas colunas consecutivas. Trata-se do vão entre duas colunas adjacentes, numa colunata, comumente medido entre as superfícies das partes inferiores do fuste. Na arquitetura clássica era medido pela sua correspondência ao diâmetro da coluna. O termo estende-se para o pedaço de parede compreendido entre duas semicolunas ou entre duas pilastras. Na arquitetura clássica, renascentista e barroca, o intercolúnio foi determinado por um sistema desenvolvido pelo arquiteto romano do século I, Vitruvius. Vitruvius compilou padrões de intercolúnios para três ordens gregas clássicas, expresso em termos do diâmetro da coluna, duas vezes o módulo vitruviano, alertando para o facto que que colocado um espaçamento igual ou superior a três vezes o diâmetro da coluna, as arquitraves de pedra estão sujeitas a quebrar.

TRANSLATION OF ENTREPANO

Find out the translation of entrepano to 25 languages with our Portuguese multilingual translator.

The translations of entrepano from Portuguese to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «entrepano» in Portuguese.

• Translator Portuguese - Chinese: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Spanish: Entrepierna
• Translator Portuguese - English: Pantyhose
• Translator Portuguese - Hindi: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Arabic: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Russian: entrepaño
• Portuguese: entrepano
• Translator Portuguese - Bengali: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - French: Pantyhose
• Translator Portuguese - Malay: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - German: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Japanese: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Korean: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Javanese: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Vietnamese: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Tamil: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Marathi: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Turkish: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Italian: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Polish: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Ukrainian: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Romanian: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Greek: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Afrikaans: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Swedish: entrepaño
• Translator Portuguese - Norwegian: entrepaño

10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ENTREPANO»

Discover the use of entrepano in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to entrepano and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.

Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa

*Entrepano*, m. Tábua de estante ou armário, que divide as prateleiras dealtoabaixo.* Espaço entreduaspilastras ou columnas. *Entrepausa*, f.Pausa intermédia. * *Entrepelado*, adj.Bras. do S. Dizse do cavallo, que tem pêlo de três côres, ...

Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937

Tratado da versificaçaõ portugueza: dividido em tres partes: ...

Decano: mirabulano. arraia- no. tyrano. s. metropolitano. paiza- no. magano. tutano. vicedecano. fu- lano. cicrano. beltrano. pelicano. bar» buzano. cigano. entrepano. piano. s. f)ublicano. serrano. bichano. calome- ano. Proprios. Fano.

Miguel do Couto Guerreiro, 1784

Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...

Entrepano, sm. 1 . Panel. 2. Space between pilasters. Entreparecersc, it. To be transparent. Entrepech&ga, sf. Small piece of flesh on the breast ofoirds. Entrepemes, sm. pi. The wool which remains in the comb after combing. Eutrepelir, va.

Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Baretti, Mateo Seoane, 1831

Neuman & Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...

Entrepano, tm. 1 , Panel. 2. Space between pilasters. Entreparecerse, vr. To be transparent. Entrepechiiga, »/. Small piece of flesh on the breast of birds. Entrepefnes, tm. pi. The wool which remains in the comb after combing. Entrepelar, va.

Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...

Entrepano, tm. 1 . Pauel. 2. Space between pilasters. Entreparecerse, vr. To be transparent. Eotrepechuga, if. Small piece of flesh on the breast of oinls. Earrepemes, tm. pi. The wool which remains in the comb after combing. Entrepelir, va.

Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1837

Novo diccionario portatil das linguas portugueza e ingleza ...

V. Interpo- sicuo, and Intervencao EntreuHsz.sni.n farce.a'n after-piece Entrepano, sm. (speaking of a shell for hooks), the board that separates the shelves [lndo, eic. Entrepolado, adj. etc. V. luterpo- Entrepor, va. to interpose Entrepor-fe, vr. to ...

Antonio Vieyra, J.-P. Aillaud, 1867

Langenscheidt Diccionario Moderno Inglés:

... entremezclarse vlr intermingle, mix entrenador m,_a /coach entrenamiento m coaching entrenar <la> vlt train, coach; entre- narse vlr train entreoir <3q> vlt half- hear entrepano m 1 shelf 2 arqih pier entrepierna /1 an at crotch 2 medida inside  ...

Langenscheidt, 2003

A dictionary of the English and Portuguese languages

Enl.eioluiiinio, 3. m. the space Enirelineario, ad), interlinear, Entrepano, s. m. ( speaking of between pillars. interlined. > shelf lor books), the board Enlrecnslo, s. in. a bald rib, or Entrelinlia, s. f. interlineation, that separates the shelves that ...

Antonio Vieyra, 1851

The Principles of Grammar: Being a Compendious Treatise on ...

Entrepano, Panneau.-x, m. Pang, Pein, Qual,/. Angustia,/. Angoisse,/. [/ Panic, Schrecken, m. Panico, to. Terreurpanique, Pant, Klopfen, Palpi tar, Palpiter. Pantaloons, Pantalons, m. pi. Pantalon, to. Pantalon, m. Pantomime Geberdenspiel n.

Solomon Barrett, 1861

A Portuguese-English Dictionary

... between mountains. entremostrar (v.t.) to afford a glimpse of, show; (v.r.) to appear. entre-n6 (m.) internode. entreolhar-se (v.r.) to eye one another; to exchange glances. entreouvir [58] (v.l.) to hear indistinctly; to overhear. entrepano (m.) ...

James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970

NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENTREPANO»

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«Esto é chapado, vese ben que se levanta cos dedos, o sagrario está feito con recortes de tarima, o entrepano do púlpito nin sequera está rebaixado, son dous ... «La Voz de Galicia, Apr 15»