Definition of round-arched in English:

round-arched

adjective ˈraʊndɑːtʃt

Architecture

1Of a building, architectural feature, etc.: having a semicircular arch or aches, especially in the Romanesque style.
2Designating a style of architecture characterized by the use of such arches, especially the Romanesque.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Sylvester (d. 1618), poet and translator. From round + arched.

adjectiveˈraʊndɑːtʃt

Architecture

1Of a building, architectural feature, etc.: having a semicircular arch or aches, especially in the Romanesque style.
2Designating a style of architecture characterized by the use of such arches, especially the Romanesque.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Sylvester (d. 1618), poet and translator. From round + arched.

单词	round-arched
释义	Definition of round-arched in English: round-arched adjective ˈraʊndɑːtʃt Architecture 1Of a building, architectural feature, etc.: having a semicircular arch or aches, especially in the Romanesque style. 2Designating a style of architecture characterized by the use of such arches, especially the Romanesque. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Sylvester (d. 1618), poet and translator. From round + arched. Definition of round-arched in US English: round-arched adjectiveˈraʊndɑːtʃt Architecture 1Of a building, architectural feature, etc.: having a semicircular arch or aches, especially in the Romanesque style. 2Designating a style of architecture characterized by the use of such arches, especially the Romanesque. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Sylvester (d. 1618), poet and translator. From round + arched.
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