Arch :
e pio mai
e pio mai, hālawa, kakaka, piʻo, 'īpuka, Ka nū
e pio mai
e pio maie pio maimau hoakaarchestpiʻoAhuArchivesarchlyarchness
e pio maie pio maimau hoakaarchestpiʻoAhuArchivesarchlyarchness
Noun(1) a curved shape in the vertical plane that spans an opening(2) a curved bony structure supporting or enclosing organs (especially the inner sides of the feet(3) a passageway under a curved masonry construction(4) (architecture, usually curved
Verb(1) form an arch or curve
Adjective(1) (used of behavior or attitude(2) naughtily or annoyingly playful
(1) These people who had so little had a welcoming party to meet the group and they had built an arch of welcome out of greenery.(2) The reverse commemorates the building of his triumphal arch , which still stands in Rome beside the Coliseum.(3) There are arch literary allusions, plenty of knockabout energy, and two complementary personae on show.(4) They have made six shimmering albums packed with arch observations, yet their world remains small, their vision unique.(5) The quick, dark eye, with its beautifully formed eyebrow, seemed to presage the arch remark, to which the rosy and half-smiling lip appeared ready to give utterance.(6) I didn't have to fake the confused arch of my eyebrows or the incredulous glint to my stare.(7) Te Namu sat on a triangular arch of sand, bounded on one side by a steep cliff and cut off on another by a stream.(8) Pusading's ornamental arch has a pair of stone lions and the stone wall facing them was apparently built to block their vision.(9) The new bridge had to span the river with a single arch , without intermediate columns interrupting the water's flow or passage of river traffic.(10) The upper arch of the full lunette shape, although not indicated in the print, can be easily imagined as fitting over the design.(11) Two years ago, such an observation was appropriately arch , zeroing in on the silliness of such campaign press stunts.(12) It appears my habit of arch sarcasm might be a mistake.(13) Through the arch of the cave, as far as the eye can see, misted peaks sit, poised like advancing waves.(14) The shank is 3/4 length, which helps the bones in my feet because my arch can sit on it and I don't have to work so much.(15) According to a newspaper report, the first arch spanned the River Severn on 2nd July 1779.(16) The city grew up around its Roman monuments, which include a semicircular theatre and a triumphal arch .
Related Phrases of arch(1) aortic arch ::
aortic e pio mai(2) pointed arch ::
kuhikuhi mai la lakou e pio mai(3) arch bridge ::
e pio alahaka(4) wheel arch ::
huila e pio mai(5) arch support ::
e pio kākoʻo(6) zygomatic arch ::
zygomatic e pio mai(7) memorial arch ::
e hoʻomanaʻo e pio mai(8) arch dam ::
e pio makua
(1) aortic arch ::
aortic e pio mai(2) pointed arch ::
kuhikuhi mai la lakou e pio mai(3) arch bridge ::
e pio alahaka(4) wheel arch ::
huila e pio mai(5) arch support ::
e pio kākoʻo(6) zygomatic arch ::
zygomatic e pio mai(7) memorial arch ::
e hoʻomanaʻo e pio mai(8) arch dam ::
e pio makua
Synonyms
Adjective
1. mischievous ::
kolohe
2. pixilated ::
pixilated
Noun
4. archway ::
archway
5. curve ::
hālawa
Verb
6. curve ::
hālawa
Adjective
1. mischievous ::
kolohe
2. pixilated ::
pixilated
Noun
4. archway ::
archway
5. curve ::
hālawa
Verb
6. curve ::
hālawa
Different Formsarch, arched, arches, archest, arching, archive, archly, archness
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