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Qué (quién) es Spire - definición

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SPIRE; The Spire (Antarctica)

spire         
  • [[Chartres Cathedral]]. The [[Flamboyant Gothic]] North Tower (finished 1513) (left) and older South Tower (1144–1150) (right)
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  • The [[Chrysler Building]] was the first skyscraper with a spire in the world
  • The spire of [[Burghley House]] (1555–1587) is an example of a spire on non-religious building.
  • Cathedral of São Pedro de Alcântara]] in [[Petrópolis]], Brazil with its spire lit up in blue
  • The flèche of [[Rouen Cathedral]] (centre), (151 meters), the tallest flèche in France
  • abbr=off}}, with tower and spire)
  • Crown spire on the [[High Kirk, Edinburgh]].<ref name=":1" />
TAPERING STRUCTURE ON TOP OF A BUILDING
Church spire; Spires
n.
1.
Spiral, curl, twist, wreath.
2.
Steeple.
3.
Shoot, spear, stalk, blade.
4.
Summit, apex.
spire         
  • [[Chartres Cathedral]]. The [[Flamboyant Gothic]] North Tower (finished 1513) (left) and older South Tower (1144–1150) (right)
  • alt=
  • The [[Chrysler Building]] was the first skyscraper with a spire in the world
  • The spire of [[Burghley House]] (1555–1587) is an example of a spire on non-religious building.
  • Cathedral of São Pedro de Alcântara]] in [[Petrópolis]], Brazil with its spire lit up in blue
  • The flèche of [[Rouen Cathedral]] (centre), (151 meters), the tallest flèche in France
  • abbr=off}}, with tower and spire)
  • Crown spire on the [[High Kirk, Edinburgh]].<ref name=":1" />
TAPERING STRUCTURE ON TOP OF A BUILDING
Church spire; Spires
spire1
¦ noun
1. a tapering conical or pyramidal structure on the top of a building, typically a church tower.
2. the continuation of a tree trunk above the point where branching begins.
Derivatives
spired adjective
spiry adjective
Origin
OE spir 'tall slender stem of a plant'.
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spire2
¦ noun Zoology the upper tapering part of the spiral shell of a gastropod mollusc.
Origin
C16: from Fr., or via L. from Gk speira 'a coil'.
spire         
  • [[Chartres Cathedral]]. The [[Flamboyant Gothic]] North Tower (finished 1513) (left) and older South Tower (1144–1150) (right)
  • alt=
  • The [[Chrysler Building]] was the first skyscraper with a spire in the world
  • The spire of [[Burghley House]] (1555–1587) is an example of a spire on non-religious building.
  • Cathedral of São Pedro de Alcântara]] in [[Petrópolis]], Brazil with its spire lit up in blue
  • The flèche of [[Rouen Cathedral]] (centre), (151 meters), the tallest flèche in France
  • abbr=off}}, with tower and spire)
  • Crown spire on the [[High Kirk, Edinburgh]].<ref name=":1" />
TAPERING STRUCTURE ON TOP OF A BUILDING
Church spire; Spires
(spires)
The spire of a building such as a church is the tall pointed structure on the top.
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Wikipedia

Spire (disambiguation)

A spire is a tapering conical or pyramidal structure on the top of a building.

Spire may also refer to:

Ejemplos de uso de Spire
1. Suddenly he spots the passing spire of a cathedral.
2. The towering structure features a 530–foot spire.
3. The new building would be called the Fordham Spire.
4. He cited the golden spire of the Peter and Paul Cathedral farther along the riverbank.
5. Famed architect Santiago Calatrava doesn‘t think his Fordham Spire in Chicago will meet the same fate.