facade

facade 立面。

词类

名词 (n.)

词意

立面指建筑物的正面或主要外立面，通常是最具装饰性和代表性的部分。

IPA读音

/fəˈsɑːd/

变形

复数：facades

例句

1. 巴黎圣母院的西立面以其精美的雕塑和玫瑰窗而闻名。「The west facade of Notre Dame de Paris is famous for its exquisite sculptures and rose window.」
2. 哥特式教堂的立面通常有三扇大门，分别代表三位一体。「A Gothic cathedral's facade typically has three doors representing the Trinity.」
3. 现代建筑的立面使用玻璃和钢材创造出通透和轻盈的视觉效果。「Modern building facades use glass and steel to create transparent and lightweight visual effects.」
4. 文艺复兴建筑立面追求对称和古典柱式的完美比例。「Renaissance building facades pursue symmetry and perfect proportions of classical orders.」
5. 中国古建筑的大门立面具有严格的等级制度。「The gate facade of ancient Chinese architecture has a strict hierarchical system.」
6. 绿色建筑立面可以结合垂直绿化来改善微气候。「Green building facades can incorporate vertical gardens to improve microclimates.」
7. 巴洛克建筑的立面以其华丽起伏的曲面和丰富的装饰为特征。「Baroque facades are characterized by their richly undulating surfaces and abundant ornamentation.」
8. 商店的立面设计对吸引顾客有着重要作用。「A store's facade design plays an important role in attracting customers.」
9. 历史建筑的立面保护是城市文化遗产保护的重要内容。「Facade preservation of historic buildings is an important part of urban cultural heritage protection.」
10. 当代建筑师用数字设计技术创造出前所未有的复杂立面形式。「Contemporary architects use digital design technologies to create unprecedented complex facade forms.」