1. 1a/ˈnɔɹmən/ · /ˈnɔːmən/Norman style (architecture)諾曼式的(建築)

    Built in the heavy stone style that was popular in England and nearby parts of Europe in the 1000s and 1100s, with round arches, thick walls, and short fat columns.

    這是建築的用法,說的是一種風格。常放在 church、arch、tower、doorway 前面,也可以放在 be 後面:the church is Norman。樣子很好認:拱門是半圓形,不是尖的;牆很厚;柱子又粗又短。這種風格在英國以外多半叫 Romanesque(羅馬式),因為諾曼人發展的是它的一個版本。時間大約是十一、十二世紀。

    示範例句 · Example

    The village church is Norman, with round arches over both doors.

    中文翻譯那座村莊教堂是諾曼式的,兩道門上都有圓拱。

    This is the building word. It describes a style, so it sits in front of things like church, arch, tower, doorway, or after be: the church is Norman. The look is easy to recognise — arches that curve in a half circle rather than coming to a point, walls that feel very thick, and columns that look short and heavy. Outside Britain the same style is usually called Romanesque, because the Normans developed their version of it.

    常見搭配

    • a Norman church

      諾曼式教堂

      a church built in the Norman style

      There is a small Norman church at the end of the lane.

    • a Norman arch

      諾曼式圓拱

      a round arch of the Norman style

      A Norman arch curves in a half circle.

    • Norman architecture

      諾曼式建築

      the building style of the Normans

      The book has a chapter on Norman architecture in England.

    意思相近

    Romanesque

    用法接近

    medievalarchedstone-built

    意思相反

    Gothic

  2. 2a/ˈnɔɹmən/ · /ˈnɔːmən/of the Normans諾曼人的、諾曼第的

    Relating to the Normans — the people of in northern France who took control of England in 1066 — or to their rule, their time, or the form of French they spoke.

    這是歷史課的字,幾乎都放在名詞前面。像 Norman rule、Norman lords、Norman England。它指的是一群人,以及他們 1066 年之後在英格蘭留下的東西:土地、法律、語言。Norman French 就是他們說的那種法語。它也可以單純指現在的諾曼第,例如 a Norman village 是諾曼第的村子。開頭要大寫,因為來自地名和族名。

    This is the history word, and it is almost always used in front of a noun: Norman rule, Norman lords, Norman England, Norman French. It points at one people and the mark they left on England after 1066 — on land, on law, and on the language. It also covers Normandy today: a Norman village is a village in Normandy. Keep the capital letter; it comes from the name of a place and a people.

    常見搭配

    • the Norman conquest

      諾曼征服(一○六六年)

      the taking of England by the Normans in 1066

      The Norman conquest changed English law and English words.

    • Norman rule

      諾曼統治時期

      the period when the Normans governed England

      Castles went up all over the country under Norman rule.

    • Norman French

      諾曼法語

      the form of French spoken by the Normans and used by England's rulers for centuries

      Court records were kept in Norman French for hundreds of years.

    意思相近

    Anglo-Norman

    用法接近

    NormandymedievalVikingFrankish

    意思相反

    Anglo-Saxon