entablature
entablature
[ɛnˈtablətʃə, ɪn-]
noun
[ɛnˈtablətʃə, ɪn-]
noun
- (Architecture)the upper part of a classical building supported by columns or a colonnade, comprising the architrave, frieze, and cornice
(建筑)古典柱式建筑的顶部；柱上楣构；檐部
- early 17th cent. (formerly also as intablature): from Italian intavolatura 'boarding' (partly via French entablement 'entablement'), from intavolare 'board up' (based on tavola 'table')
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