Steeples Meaning in English

word · lemma: steeple

US

ˈstipəɫz

STEE-puhlz

UK

stˈiːpəlz

STEE-puhlz

التعريف

Steeples are tall, pointed structures that rise from the roofs of churches or other buildings, often used to hold bells or as architectural features.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Steeples' almost always refers to church architecture and is primarily used in religious or historical contexts. It is not used for regular towers or skyscrapers. Common phrases: 'church steeple', 'sharp steeple'.

• Spanish: agujas (de iglesia) - torres de iglesia
• Portuguese (BR): torres (de igreja) - agulhas (de igreja)
• Portuguese (PT): torres (de igreja) - agulhas (de igreja)
• Chinese (Simplified): 教堂尖顶
• Chinese (Traditional): 教堂尖頂
• Hindi: मीनारें (गिरजाघर की)
• Arabic: أبراج الكنيسة
• Bengali: চূড়া - মিনার (গির্জার)
• Russian: шпили (церкви) - звонницы
• Japanese: 尖塔（教会）
• Vietnamese: tháp nhọn (nhà thờ)
• Korean: 첨탑 (교회)
• Turkish: kilise kulesi - çan kulesi
• Urdu: چرچ کی میناریں
• Indonesian: menara gereja - puncak menara

جمل نموذجية

The old church has two steeples.

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The steeples are painted white.

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From far away, you can see the steeples over the trees.

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Clouds drifted behind the church steeples as the sun set.

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Many European towns are known for their beautiful old steeples.

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During the festival, the steeples were decorated with colorful flags.

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