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Gallery grave
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- Stretched rectangular megalithic burial chamber, beneath long mound
- A prehistoric burial place consisting of a long stone-lined gallery without a tomb chamber, and covered by an artificial mound.
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Gallery, английский
- A balcony projecting from the admiral`s or captain`s cabin; it is usually decorated with a balustrade, and extends from one side of the ship to the other; the roof is formed by a sort of vault termed a cove, which is frequently ornamented with carving. (see stern; also quarter-gallery.)
- [1] a projecting balcony or structure on the stern or quarter of a vessel, often enclosed with elaborate glass windows and carved woodwork (gingerbread). [2] a partial deck below an aircraft carrier’s flight deck between it and the hangar deck.
- A window or menu that presents an array or grid of visual choices to a user for selection.
- An area of the user interface that displays the available templates and recently used files within an office for mac applications. the gallery opens automatically when you open an application. you can also open the gallery from the file menu and a toolbar button.
- The location in azure where new services and resources can be evaluated and purchased.
- An ornamental wood or metal rail around a piece of furniture.
Gallery apartment house, английский
An apartment house having external passageways which provide entry to individual apartments on each floor. gallery, 1 gambrel roof, gambrel 1. (us) a roof which has two pitches on each side; in great britain called a mansard roof. 2. (brit.) a roof which has a small gable near the ridge on one end; the part of the roof below the gable is inclined. also
Gallery item, английский
A service or resource that can be evaluated or purchased from the gallery.
Gallery of a mine, английский
The passage of horizontal communication, as distinguished from the shaft or vertical descent, made underground by military miners to reach the required position, for lodging the charge, &c.; it averages 4-1/2 feet high by 3 feet wide.
Gallery of efflux, английский
Gallery rail, английский
Small or low railing used around a shelf or table top.
Gallery testing, английский
Gallery view, английский
A view that displays a profile photo of everyone who is part of an email thread or calendar item.
Gallery wall, английский
Gallery-hit, английский
Разг. игра на публику, игра, рассчитанная на аплодисменты
Grave, английский
- To clean a ship`s bottom.
- A бемольный grave (accent)
- To run a ship aground so that its hull can 137 grave be cleaned, maintained, or repaired at low tide. also greave (cf. careen).
- Символ`; тупое ударение
Grave, французский
Used to describe or forewarn of a no lie topic; equivalent to serious, or i swear to god. more serious still grandma grave. example i saw a terrible accident on the freeway just now, and i think somebody was hurt really bad...grave.
Grave, английский
Grave, латинский
Grave accent, английский
- Тяжелый акцент; символ `
- The ` character.
Grave ciment, французский
Grave concassé, французский
Grave concern, английский
Grave digger, английский
Grave goods, английский
Funeral offerings placed inside or near a tomb. they are often the only means of establishing the time of construction of a monument, as the oldest remains are taken as being the nearest to that time
Megalithic, английский
Built of unusually large stones. megalopolis, megapolis a thickly populated urban region usually consisting of one or more large cities and surrounding suburbs. megaron 1. in many greek temples, a space divided off and sometimes subterranean, where
Prehistoric, английский
Artificial, английский
- Искусственный
- Made to resemble a natural material or object, for example, faux marbre.
- A искусственный intelligence, language
- Bait made of some type of metal, plastic or rubber. comes in many colors, may be scented or unscented.
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Intervisibility, английский
Term used to show the mutual visibility between sites, usually with the corresponding style of monument. may indicate a social and political relationship between neighbouring monuments and their people
Hammerstone, английский
Stone, often a river or beach pebble, which has been used as a pounding tool. identified by patches of damage on one or both ends
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