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architectural in Italian

architectural in Italian is architetturale, architettonico — architectural means relating to architecture or the design of buildings.

architectural in Italian

architetturale
adj
Pertaining to architecture.
architettonico
adj
Pertaining to architecture.

What does "architectural" mean?

  1. adjective Relating to architecture or the design of buildings.
    "The city is famous for its architectural heritage and old stone churches."
  2. adjective Having the carefully designed, structured look of a building, even when applied to something else.
    "The software had an almost architectural elegance, with every part supporting the others."
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architectural in a sentence

  • The city is famous for its architectural heritage and old stone churches.
  • The bridge is celebrated for its architectural beauty.
  • The software had an almost architectural elegance, with every part supporting the others.
  • Her hair was styled in an architectural swirl that rose high above her head.

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What is "architectural" in Italian?
"architectural" in Italian is architetturale, architettonico. architectural means: Relating to architecture or the design of buildings.
How do you use "architectural" in a sentence?
Example: "The city is famous for its architectural heritage and old stone churches." In Italian, "architectural" is architetturale, architettonico.
Are there other ways to say "architectural" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "architectural": architetturale, architettonico.
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