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What is a bell tower in a church called?
A bell tower in a church is typically referred to as a "campanile." The term "campanile" originates from the Italian word for "bell" (campana) and is commonly used to describe a freestanding tower or structure that houses bells. Campaniles are often a distinctive feature of church architecture and serve both functional and symbolic purposes within the religious context.
What are famous towers?
one is the leaning tower of Pisa the cn tower the twin towers(destroyed) the skylon tower the Eiffel tower the Sears tower
What is the tower of Artemis?
There is no such modern building, possibility this is a reference to "The Artemis Tower" or "Artemis Clock Tower"?
What is the French word for tower?
Tower is "tour" in French.
What is the name of elffel tower?
The correct name is Eiffel Tower
How do you describe the Eiffel Tower?
cool
What words describe London's Tower Bridge?
Unusual.
How did the french describe the Eiffel tower at first?
they carried by a blimp
What 2 words describe the Eiffel Tower best?
the Tower was a shining arrow pointing at the heavens
How would you describe a tower?
A tower is a tall, narrow structure rising to at least 10 times the dimension of its widest base measurement.
Describe the two common design for desktop computers?
two common designs for desktop computer are1 horizontally oriented system unit2 vertically oriented tower
The meaning of the word ice tower?
The meaning of ice tower can be Tower covered with ice or tower broken in pieces. Or ice tower is building a tower that is a factory of ice blocks. Sometimes ice tower is just a game, like the tiny tower.
What are two famous Japanese buildings and can someone describe them?
The Yokohama Landmark tower and the Tokyo metropolitan government building.
What are some literary devices to describe the Eiffel tower?
To describe the Eiffel Tower, one could use metaphors, comparing it to a giant, intricate lacework of steel that pierces the sky. Similes can also enhance imagery, likening its silhouette against the sunset to a painter's brushstroke on a canvas. Personification might bring the tower to life, suggesting it stands watch over the city, a sentinel of romance and history. Additionally, alliteration can create a lyrical quality, such as "the shimmering spire of steel."
What is a bell tower in a church called?
A bell tower in a church is typically referred to as a "campanile." The term "campanile" originates from the Italian word for "bell" (campana) and is commonly used to describe a freestanding tower or structure that houses bells. Campaniles are often a distinctive feature of church architecture and serve both functional and symbolic purposes within the religious context.
Why did Dickens describe the bell in the church as 'peeping slyly' down at Scrooge?
Because the bell is shielded partially from sight giving the impression its peeping through the bell tower.
Is lighthouse a compound word?
Yes, "lighthouse" is a compound word formed by combining "light" and "house" to describe a tower or structure with a beacon light to guide ships.
