arch — a curved structure that spans an opening
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a curved structure that spans an opening
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɑːrtʃ/
Korean meaning: 아치, 궁형구조물
Korean pronunciation: **아**치
Example Sentences
- My eyebrows naturally arch when I'm confused, making me look like a suspicious detective
- The ancient Roman arch still stands proudly in the city center
- She gave an arch reply that made everyone laugh
arch
NOUN//ɑːrtʃ//
a curved structure that spans an opening
An arch structure spans the opening with curved stone blocks supporting above
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Beneath the arch we march and larch stand guard, where parched earth meets shelter's arc — one structure holds them all
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Origin
From Old French 'arche', derived from Latin 'arcus' meaning 'bow' or 'arc'. The word entered English through Norman French and came to describe curved structures spanning openings.
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“My eyebrows naturally arch when I'm confused, making me look like a suspicious detective”
“The ancient Roman arch still stands proudly in the city center”
“She gave an arch reply that made everyone laugh”
“The rainbow formed a perfect arch across the sky after the rain”
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