skyscraper in Latin
skyscraper in Latin is caeliscalpium — skyscraper means a very tall multi-storey building.
skyscraper in Latin
caeliscalpium
(architecture) A very tall building with a large number of floors. [from 1880s]
What does "skyscraper" mean?
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noun A very tall multi-storey building.
"Construction of the world’s tallest unoccupied skyscraper may resume as early as next week, almost 10 years after work ground to a halt, according to Chinese state media."
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skyscraper in a sentence
- Construction of the world’s tallest unoccupied skyscraper may resume as early as next week, almost 10 years after work ground to a halt, according to Chinese state media.
- Its steel helped build America, from the skyscrapers dotting city landscapes to the cars speeding down highways, to the appliances inside millions of homes.
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What is "skyscraper" in Latin?
"skyscraper" in Latin is caeliscalpium. skyscraper means: A very tall multi-storey building.
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