Definition of architecture in English:

architecture

noun ˈɑːkɪtɛktʃəˈɑrkəˌtɛk(t)ʃər

mass noun

1The art or practice of designing and constructing buildings.
schools of architecture and design
Example sentencesExamples
- It stood out from all other houses because of its fine attention to detail in its designer architecture.
- By then his creativity had expanded to incorporate architecture and town planning.
- His is an architecture of place, architecture that responds to the landscape and to the climate.
- The Greeks invented the science of geometry with practical applications in architecture in mind.
- The slowdown in building has coincided with the first steps to conserve traditional architecture.
- Also, my education is in architecture, not urban planning etc, so some guidance in this realm is desired…
- Tom Low practices architecture and town planning in the Carolinas.
- He has interests in urban planning, architecture and sustainability.
- Leon Battista Alberti wrote that architecture had nothing to do with construction.
- Alberti's early architectural career is a good example of the gulf between the theory and practice of Renaissance architecture.
- She had no formal training in city planning or architecture, or even a college degree.
- The steep, rocky hills and narrow coastline have influenced architecture and urban planning in Monaco.
- West Berlin became a forcing house for new ideas about urban architecture and planning.
- It has terrific links to all sorts of things from architects and architecture to straw bale construction.
- They reinforce the importance of urban planning and civic architecture and the need to bring them to the public realm.
- The primacy of maximum rentable square footage over city planning and architecture is not unique to this city.
- This panel has experts in town planning and architecture, and lawmakers.
- A natural question comes up in the conversation: How closely are architecture and town planning related?
- The award recognizes his collective works and his influence on the theory and practice of architecture.
- It fosters high standards of planning and architecture in towns and cities.
Synonyms
building design, planning, building, construction
formal architectonics
1. 1.1 The style in which a building is designed and constructed, especially with regard to a specific period, place, or culture.
  Georgian architecture
  Example sentencesExamples
  Modern architecture arrived as a result of an industrialization of production.
  The buildings resemble the architecture and facade style of an old west town.
  A national modernism combined elements of folk architecture with new European styles.
  Why won't builders take the chance and build a house with stylish, modern architecture?
  The architecture reflects the culture, lifestyle and historical development of the city, the professor said.
  This building is a fine example of the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture, a British Imperial hybrid.
  Making an addition to it was clearly one of the most worrisome tasks in modern architecture.
  Could the appalling 60s architecture of the town centre College really be adapted to become a hotel that visitors would want to stay in?
  The other distinctive style of architecture is known as Manueline, after King Manuel I.
  One thing is clear that this mosque is an early model of Indo-Islamic style of architecture.
  The Padmanabha Swamy temple is referred to as the best specimen of the Dravidian style of architecture found all over the State.
  The city has been the crucible of modern urban architecture for two decades.
  It had many styles of architecture, from ancient Egypt to Renaissance.
  This was reflected in designs for a new style of architecture using lightweight materials and curved structures.
  The older sections of the city have a heavy baroque style whether for architecture, streets or epic park areas.
  This influence is seen in the rapid spread of the Gothic style of architecture in northern Spain, and in the introduction of Gregorian chant.
  Here is a suburb where it has been deemed that modern architecture has no right to exist.
  The style of architecture is very clearly Tudor as is characterised by the flat arches and the shape of the roofs of the two towers.
  Haring was also important in the politics of Modern architecture in Germany.
  The north concourse, believed to have the only original 1930s architecture of its kind in the country, was to be reopened.
  The outside is Tudor style architecture in contrast to the ornamented Maori art inside.
  The art deco movement became a dominant style in art, architecture and design during the 1920s and '30s.
  Synonyms
  building style, design, structure, construction, framework
2The complex or carefully designed structure of something.
the chemical architecture of the human brain
Example sentencesExamples
- Unfortunately the genetic architecture of quantitative traits is complex.
- They are, or were, joists in the information architecture of towns and cities.
- The architecture of the human body is obviously wondrous but not infallible.
- This paper provides the first exhaustive data set on the brittle structural architecture of the Lanterman Fault.
- Today the basic front suspension architecture of a 2006 Mondeo is identical to that of a 1951 Consul.
- The architecture of entertainment has been shaped by the idea of immersion.
- Few presidents get to work on the very architecture of society and state.
- Based on the same architecture of the Focus C-Max, it has sliding rear doors.
- Our results add complexity to the genetic architecture of the foraging behavior of the honey bee.
- It was during this time that he became interested in the architecture of complex proteins called enzymes.
- This disparity creates an interesting dichotomy within the complex architecture of the album.
- To complete the picture researchers have been making efforts to reconstruct the architecture of complex tissues.
- In short, what is the chemical architecture of the brain and the mind that emerges from it?
- The critical factor was the decentralized architecture of the Grokster and Morpheus software.
- The problem was rendered still more refractory by the fact that they usually had little idea of the true architecture of the molecule they wanted to make.
- Architectural analysis provides access to the global architecture of a plant and its spatiotemporal development.
1. 2.1 The conceptual structure and logical organization of a computer or computer-based system.
  Example sentencesExamples
  There is a paradigm shift between open systems and mainframe architecture.
  Sun, traditionally a company that revolved around hardware, is now turning in earnest to architecture and software, he said.
  Yes, the development of the graphics subsystem architecture is also going very fast.
  The libraries then take care of the details of mapping it to the super computer architecture.
  Von Neumann architecture required that a computer do one thing, then the next, and on through the program.
  The new Unix boxes and Fujitsu mainframe systems are to incorporate the same architecture, the company says.
  A combination of hardware and software architecture will enable this functionality.
  Process management in Linux relies greatly on the hardware architecture.
  It can only be done if we build a fully distributed architecture.
  The open system architecture ensures that the systems can be upgraded and extended.
  In other words, operating systems based on this architecture have much smaller kernels.
  To effect these changes, new research in supercomputing architecture is also needed.
  The system architecture is readily scalable to the largest enterprise network environments.
  The bus architecture will enable different components on the same ‘system on a chip’ to work together.
  The database architecture is based on dataset components linked to data sources via provider and resolver interfaces.
  Both specifications are part of an existing Web services architecture laid out by Microsoft.
  Data classification involves the mapping of data to a logical and physical architecture.
  However, later in his career he also became interested in computer architecture.
  He said the computer networking architecture at the heart of the system needed more time for development.
  The obvious query is how far a shared memory architecture will affect the performance.
  Synonyms
  structure, construction, form, formation, shape, composition, organization, layout, design, build, anatomy, make-up, constitution
  informal set-up

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin architectura, from architectus (see architect).

Definition of architecture in US English:

architecture

nounˈärkəˌtek(t)SHərˈɑrkəˌtɛk(t)ʃər

1The art or practice of designing and constructing buildings.
Example sentencesExamples
- Leon Battista Alberti wrote that architecture had nothing to do with construction.
- The steep, rocky hills and narrow coastline have influenced architecture and urban planning in Monaco.
- His is an architecture of place, architecture that responds to the landscape and to the climate.
- She had no formal training in city planning or architecture, or even a college degree.
- It has terrific links to all sorts of things from architects and architecture to straw bale construction.
- The primacy of maximum rentable square footage over city planning and architecture is not unique to this city.
- This panel has experts in town planning and architecture, and lawmakers.
- They reinforce the importance of urban planning and civic architecture and the need to bring them to the public realm.
- The award recognizes his collective works and his influence on the theory and practice of architecture.
- A natural question comes up in the conversation: How closely are architecture and town planning related?
- Alberti's early architectural career is a good example of the gulf between the theory and practice of Renaissance architecture.
- The Greeks invented the science of geometry with practical applications in architecture in mind.
- By then his creativity had expanded to incorporate architecture and town planning.
- It stood out from all other houses because of its fine attention to detail in its designer architecture.
- The slowdown in building has coincided with the first steps to conserve traditional architecture.
- Tom Low practices architecture and town planning in the Carolinas.
- West Berlin became a forcing house for new ideas about urban architecture and planning.
- He has interests in urban planning, architecture and sustainability.
- It fosters high standards of planning and architecture in towns and cities.
- Also, my education is in architecture, not urban planning etc, so some guidance in this realm is desired…
Synonyms
building design, planning, building, construction
1. 1.1 The style in which a building is designed and constructed, especially with regard to a specific period, place, or culture.
  Victorian architecture
  Example sentencesExamples
  Could the appalling 60s architecture of the town centre College really be adapted to become a hotel that visitors would want to stay in?
  The other distinctive style of architecture is known as Manueline, after King Manuel I.
  Modern architecture arrived as a result of an industrialization of production.
  Haring was also important in the politics of Modern architecture in Germany.
  A national modernism combined elements of folk architecture with new European styles.
  Here is a suburb where it has been deemed that modern architecture has no right to exist.
  The city has been the crucible of modern urban architecture for two decades.
  The art deco movement became a dominant style in art, architecture and design during the 1920s and '30s.
  This building is a fine example of the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture, a British Imperial hybrid.
  Making an addition to it was clearly one of the most worrisome tasks in modern architecture.
  The Padmanabha Swamy temple is referred to as the best specimen of the Dravidian style of architecture found all over the State.
  The buildings resemble the architecture and facade style of an old west town.
  The older sections of the city have a heavy baroque style whether for architecture, streets or epic park areas.
  The outside is Tudor style architecture in contrast to the ornamented Maori art inside.
  This influence is seen in the rapid spread of the Gothic style of architecture in northern Spain, and in the introduction of Gregorian chant.
  Why won't builders take the chance and build a house with stylish, modern architecture?
  One thing is clear that this mosque is an early model of Indo-Islamic style of architecture.
  The style of architecture is very clearly Tudor as is characterised by the flat arches and the shape of the roofs of the two towers.
  The north concourse, believed to have the only original 1930s architecture of its kind in the country, was to be reopened.
  It had many styles of architecture, from ancient Egypt to Renaissance.
  The architecture reflects the culture, lifestyle and historical development of the city, the professor said.
  This was reflected in designs for a new style of architecture using lightweight materials and curved structures.
  Synonyms
  building style, design, structure, construction, framework
2The complex or carefully designed structure of something.
the chemical architecture of the human brain
Example sentencesExamples
- Our results add complexity to the genetic architecture of the foraging behavior of the honey bee.
- The architecture of the human body is obviously wondrous but not infallible.
- Unfortunately the genetic architecture of quantitative traits is complex.
- The problem was rendered still more refractory by the fact that they usually had little idea of the true architecture of the molecule they wanted to make.
- To complete the picture researchers have been making efforts to reconstruct the architecture of complex tissues.
- The critical factor was the decentralized architecture of the Grokster and Morpheus software.
- This disparity creates an interesting dichotomy within the complex architecture of the album.
- Architectural analysis provides access to the global architecture of a plant and its spatiotemporal development.
- In short, what is the chemical architecture of the brain and the mind that emerges from it?
- It was during this time that he became interested in the architecture of complex proteins called enzymes.
- Few presidents get to work on the very architecture of society and state.
- They are, or were, joists in the information architecture of towns and cities.
- Based on the same architecture of the Focus C-Max, it has sliding rear doors.
- Today the basic front suspension architecture of a 2006 Mondeo is identical to that of a 1951 Consul.
- The architecture of entertainment has been shaped by the idea of immersion.
- This paper provides the first exhaustive data set on the brittle structural architecture of the Lanterman Fault.
1. 2.1 The conceptual structure and logical organization of a computer or computer-based system.
  a client/server architecture
  Example sentencesExamples
  He said the computer networking architecture at the heart of the system needed more time for development.
  The libraries then take care of the details of mapping it to the super computer architecture.
  Von Neumann architecture required that a computer do one thing, then the next, and on through the program.
  Data classification involves the mapping of data to a logical and physical architecture.
  In other words, operating systems based on this architecture have much smaller kernels.
  A combination of hardware and software architecture will enable this functionality.
  The system architecture is readily scalable to the largest enterprise network environments.
  Yes, the development of the graphics subsystem architecture is also going very fast.
  Sun, traditionally a company that revolved around hardware, is now turning in earnest to architecture and software, he said.
  However, later in his career he also became interested in computer architecture.
  Both specifications are part of an existing Web services architecture laid out by Microsoft.
  The bus architecture will enable different components on the same ‘system on a chip’ to work together.
  The database architecture is based on dataset components linked to data sources via provider and resolver interfaces.
  The obvious query is how far a shared memory architecture will affect the performance.
  There is a paradigm shift between open systems and mainframe architecture.
  The new Unix boxes and Fujitsu mainframe systems are to incorporate the same architecture, the company says.
  Process management in Linux relies greatly on the hardware architecture.
  The open system architecture ensures that the systems can be upgraded and extended.
  To effect these changes, new research in supercomputing architecture is also needed.
  It can only be done if we build a fully distributed architecture.
  Synonyms
  structure, construction, form, formation, shape, composition, organization, layout, design, build, anatomy, make-up, constitution

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin architectura, from architectus (see architect).

单词	architecture
释义	Definition of architecture in English: architecture noun ˈɑːkɪtɛktʃəˈɑrkəˌtɛk(t)ʃər mass noun 1The art or practice of designing and constructing buildings. schools of architecture and design Example sentencesExamples It stood out from all other houses because of its fine attention to detail in its designer architecture. By then his creativity had expanded to incorporate architecture and town planning. His is an architecture of place, architecture that responds to the landscape and to the climate. The Greeks invented the science of geometry with practical applications in architecture in mind. The slowdown in building has coincided with the first steps to conserve traditional architecture. Also, my education is in architecture, not urban planning etc, so some guidance in this realm is desired… Tom Low practices architecture and town planning in the Carolinas. He has interests in urban planning, architecture and sustainability. Leon Battista Alberti wrote that architecture had nothing to do with construction. Alberti's early architectural career is a good example of the gulf between the theory and practice of Renaissance architecture. She had no formal training in city planning or architecture, or even a college degree. The steep, rocky hills and narrow coastline have influenced architecture and urban planning in Monaco. West Berlin became a forcing house for new ideas about urban architecture and planning. It has terrific links to all sorts of things from architects and architecture to straw bale construction. They reinforce the importance of urban planning and civic architecture and the need to bring them to the public realm. The primacy of maximum rentable square footage over city planning and architecture is not unique to this city. This panel has experts in town planning and architecture, and lawmakers. A natural question comes up in the conversation: How closely are architecture and town planning related? The award recognizes his collective works and his influence on the theory and practice of architecture. It fosters high standards of planning and architecture in towns and cities. Synonyms building design, planning, building, construction formal architectonics 1.1 The style in which a building is designed and constructed, especially with regard to a specific period, place, or culture. Georgian architecture Example sentencesExamples Modern architecture arrived as a result of an industrialization of production. The buildings resemble the architecture and facade style of an old west town. A national modernism combined elements of folk architecture with new European styles. Why won't builders take the chance and build a house with stylish, modern architecture? The architecture reflects the culture, lifestyle and historical development of the city, the professor said. This building is a fine example of the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture, a British Imperial hybrid. Making an addition to it was clearly one of the most worrisome tasks in modern architecture. Could the appalling 60s architecture of the town centre College really be adapted to become a hotel that visitors would want to stay in? The other distinctive style of architecture is known as Manueline, after King Manuel I. One thing is clear that this mosque is an early model of Indo-Islamic style of architecture. The Padmanabha Swamy temple is referred to as the best specimen of the Dravidian style of architecture found all over the State. The city has been the crucible of modern urban architecture for two decades. It had many styles of architecture, from ancient Egypt to Renaissance. This was reflected in designs for a new style of architecture using lightweight materials and curved structures. The older sections of the city have a heavy baroque style whether for architecture, streets or epic park areas. This influence is seen in the rapid spread of the Gothic style of architecture in northern Spain, and in the introduction of Gregorian chant. Here is a suburb where it has been deemed that modern architecture has no right to exist. The style of architecture is very clearly Tudor as is characterised by the flat arches and the shape of the roofs of the two towers. Haring was also important in the politics of Modern architecture in Germany. The north concourse, believed to have the only original 1930s architecture of its kind in the country, was to be reopened. The outside is Tudor style architecture in contrast to the ornamented Maori art inside. The art deco movement became a dominant style in art, architecture and design during the 1920s and '30s. Synonyms building style, design, structure, construction, framework 2The complex or carefully designed structure of something. the chemical architecture of the human brain Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately the genetic architecture of quantitative traits is complex. They are, or were, joists in the information architecture of towns and cities. The architecture of the human body is obviously wondrous but not infallible. This paper provides the first exhaustive data set on the brittle structural architecture of the Lanterman Fault. Today the basic front suspension architecture of a 2006 Mondeo is identical to that of a 1951 Consul. The architecture of entertainment has been shaped by the idea of immersion. Few presidents get to work on the very architecture of society and state. Based on the same architecture of the Focus C-Max, it has sliding rear doors. Our results add complexity to the genetic architecture of the foraging behavior of the honey bee. It was during this time that he became interested in the architecture of complex proteins called enzymes. This disparity creates an interesting dichotomy within the complex architecture of the album. To complete the picture researchers have been making efforts to reconstruct the architecture of complex tissues. In short, what is the chemical architecture of the brain and the mind that emerges from it? The critical factor was the decentralized architecture of the Grokster and Morpheus software. The problem was rendered still more refractory by the fact that they usually had little idea of the true architecture of the molecule they wanted to make. Architectural analysis provides access to the global architecture of a plant and its spatiotemporal development. 2.1 The conceptual structure and logical organization of a computer or computer-based system. Example sentencesExamples There is a paradigm shift between open systems and mainframe architecture. Sun, traditionally a company that revolved around hardware, is now turning in earnest to architecture and software, he said. Yes, the development of the graphics subsystem architecture is also going very fast. The libraries then take care of the details of mapping it to the super computer architecture. Von Neumann architecture required that a computer do one thing, then the next, and on through the program. The new Unix boxes and Fujitsu mainframe systems are to incorporate the same architecture, the company says. A combination of hardware and software architecture will enable this functionality. Process management in Linux relies greatly on the hardware architecture. It can only be done if we build a fully distributed architecture. The open system architecture ensures that the systems can be upgraded and extended. In other words, operating systems based on this architecture have much smaller kernels. To effect these changes, new research in supercomputing architecture is also needed. The system architecture is readily scalable to the largest enterprise network environments. The bus architecture will enable different components on the same ‘system on a chip’ to work together. The database architecture is based on dataset components linked to data sources via provider and resolver interfaces. Both specifications are part of an existing Web services architecture laid out by Microsoft. Data classification involves the mapping of data to a logical and physical architecture. However, later in his career he also became interested in computer architecture. He said the computer networking architecture at the heart of the system needed more time for development. The obvious query is how far a shared memory architecture will affect the performance. Synonyms structure, construction, form, formation, shape, composition, organization, layout, design, build, anatomy, make-up, constitution informal set-up Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin architectura, from architectus (see architect). Definition of architecture in US English: architecture nounˈärkəˌtek(t)SHərˈɑrkəˌtɛk(t)ʃər 1The art or practice of designing and constructing buildings. Example sentencesExamples Leon Battista Alberti wrote that architecture had nothing to do with construction. The steep, rocky hills and narrow coastline have influenced architecture and urban planning in Monaco. His is an architecture of place, architecture that responds to the landscape and to the climate. She had no formal training in city planning or architecture, or even a college degree. It has terrific links to all sorts of things from architects and architecture to straw bale construction. The primacy of maximum rentable square footage over city planning and architecture is not unique to this city. This panel has experts in town planning and architecture, and lawmakers. They reinforce the importance of urban planning and civic architecture and the need to bring them to the public realm. The award recognizes his collective works and his influence on the theory and practice of architecture. A natural question comes up in the conversation: How closely are architecture and town planning related? Alberti's early architectural career is a good example of the gulf between the theory and practice of Renaissance architecture. The Greeks invented the science of geometry with practical applications in architecture in mind. By then his creativity had expanded to incorporate architecture and town planning. It stood out from all other houses because of its fine attention to detail in its designer architecture. The slowdown in building has coincided with the first steps to conserve traditional architecture. Tom Low practices architecture and town planning in the Carolinas. West Berlin became a forcing house for new ideas about urban architecture and planning. He has interests in urban planning, architecture and sustainability. It fosters high standards of planning and architecture in towns and cities. Also, my education is in architecture, not urban planning etc, so some guidance in this realm is desired… Synonyms building design, planning, building, construction 1.1 The style in which a building is designed and constructed, especially with regard to a specific period, place, or culture. Victorian architecture Example sentencesExamples Could the appalling 60s architecture of the town centre College really be adapted to become a hotel that visitors would want to stay in? The other distinctive style of architecture is known as Manueline, after King Manuel I. Modern architecture arrived as a result of an industrialization of production. Haring was also important in the politics of Modern architecture in Germany. A national modernism combined elements of folk architecture with new European styles. Here is a suburb where it has been deemed that modern architecture has no right to exist. The city has been the crucible of modern urban architecture for two decades. The art deco movement became a dominant style in art, architecture and design during the 1920s and '30s. This building is a fine example of the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture, a British Imperial hybrid. Making an addition to it was clearly one of the most worrisome tasks in modern architecture. The Padmanabha Swamy temple is referred to as the best specimen of the Dravidian style of architecture found all over the State. The buildings resemble the architecture and facade style of an old west town. The older sections of the city have a heavy baroque style whether for architecture, streets or epic park areas. The outside is Tudor style architecture in contrast to the ornamented Maori art inside. This influence is seen in the rapid spread of the Gothic style of architecture in northern Spain, and in the introduction of Gregorian chant. Why won't builders take the chance and build a house with stylish, modern architecture? One thing is clear that this mosque is an early model of Indo-Islamic style of architecture. The style of architecture is very clearly Tudor as is characterised by the flat arches and the shape of the roofs of the two towers. The north concourse, believed to have the only original 1930s architecture of its kind in the country, was to be reopened. It had many styles of architecture, from ancient Egypt to Renaissance. The architecture reflects the culture, lifestyle and historical development of the city, the professor said. This was reflected in designs for a new style of architecture using lightweight materials and curved structures. Synonyms building style, design, structure, construction, framework 2The complex or carefully designed structure of something. the chemical architecture of the human brain Example sentencesExamples Our results add complexity to the genetic architecture of the foraging behavior of the honey bee. The architecture of the human body is obviously wondrous but not infallible. Unfortunately the genetic architecture of quantitative traits is complex. The problem was rendered still more refractory by the fact that they usually had little idea of the true architecture of the molecule they wanted to make. To complete the picture researchers have been making efforts to reconstruct the architecture of complex tissues. The critical factor was the decentralized architecture of the Grokster and Morpheus software. This disparity creates an interesting dichotomy within the complex architecture of the album. Architectural analysis provides access to the global architecture of a plant and its spatiotemporal development. In short, what is the chemical architecture of the brain and the mind that emerges from it? It was during this time that he became interested in the architecture of complex proteins called enzymes. Few presidents get to work on the very architecture of society and state. They are, or were, joists in the information architecture of towns and cities. Based on the same architecture of the Focus C-Max, it has sliding rear doors. Today the basic front suspension architecture of a 2006 Mondeo is identical to that of a 1951 Consul. The architecture of entertainment has been shaped by the idea of immersion. This paper provides the first exhaustive data set on the brittle structural architecture of the Lanterman Fault. 2.1 The conceptual structure and logical organization of a computer or computer-based system. a client/server architecture Example sentencesExamples He said the computer networking architecture at the heart of the system needed more time for development. The libraries then take care of the details of mapping it to the super computer architecture. Von Neumann architecture required that a computer do one thing, then the next, and on through the program. Data classification involves the mapping of data to a logical and physical architecture. In other words, operating systems based on this architecture have much smaller kernels. A combination of hardware and software architecture will enable this functionality. The system architecture is readily scalable to the largest enterprise network environments. Yes, the development of the graphics subsystem architecture is also going very fast. Sun, traditionally a company that revolved around hardware, is now turning in earnest to architecture and software, he said. However, later in his career he also became interested in computer architecture. Both specifications are part of an existing Web services architecture laid out by Microsoft. The bus architecture will enable different components on the same ‘system on a chip’ to work together. The database architecture is based on dataset components linked to data sources via provider and resolver interfaces. The obvious query is how far a shared memory architecture will affect the performance. There is a paradigm shift between open systems and mainframe architecture. The new Unix boxes and Fujitsu mainframe systems are to incorporate the same architecture, the company says. Process management in Linux relies greatly on the hardware architecture. The open system architecture ensures that the systems can be upgraded and extended. To effect these changes, new research in supercomputing architecture is also needed. It can only be done if we build a fully distributed architecture. Synonyms structure, construction, form, formation, shape, composition, organization, layout, design, build, anatomy, make-up, constitution Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin architectura, from architectus (see architect).
随便看	lop (off) lop off lopolith lopped lopper loppers loppies loppiness lopping loppy lops lopsided lop-sided lopsidedly lopsided(ly) lopsidedly lopsidedness lopsidedness lopsidednesses lop-web loq. loq loquacious loquaciously loquaciously