Definition of gaudi in German Turkish dictionary
- n, f; -um n egience, sevinc
Definition of gaudi in English Turkish dictionary
- fun
- {i} eğlenme
Genç çift, eğlenmek için Kyoto'ya gitti.
-The young couple went to Kyoto for fun.
Biz çok fazla eğlenmedik.
-We didn't have much fun.
- fun
- eğlence
Parkta oynamak eğlenceliydi.
-It was fun playing in the park.
Motosiklete binmek eğlencelidir.
-It's fun to ride a motorcycle.
- fun
- f s eğlence
- fun
- eğlendirici
- fun
- neşe
O, komik bir hikaye ile bizi neşelendirdi.
-He amused us with a funny story.
- fun
- eğlenceli
Motosiklete binmek eğlencelidir.
-It's fun to ride a motorcycle.
Müzik dinlemek çok eğlenceli.
-Listening to music is lots of fun.
- fun
- şaka etmek
- family name
- soyadı
Herhangi biri Tom'un soyadını biliyor mu?
-Does anyone know Tom's family name?
Soyadınızın yazılışı nasıl?
-What's the spelling of your family name?
- fun
- oyunculuk
- family name
- aile adı
Aile adınızı nasıl hecelersiniz?
-How do you spell your family name?
Aile adınızın yazılımı nasıl?
-What's the spelling of your family name?
- fun
- {i} eğlence, zevk
- fun
- {i} alay
Yabancılarla alay etme.
-Don't poke fun at foreigners.
Yabancılarla alay etme.
-Don't make fun of foreigners.
- fun
- {i} şaka
Belden aşağı şakalar yapman terbiyesizlik.
-It is impudent of you to make fun of adults.
Bu şaka/fıkra komik değildi.
-That joke wasn't funny.
- fun
- {f} k.dili. şaka etmek
- fun
- hoş for fun işin içine para katmadan şaka ol sun diye in fun şakadan
- fun
- latife olarak Like funl Yok canıml make fun of
- fun
- k dili eğlendirici
Related Terms
Definition of gaudi in German English dictionary
- fun
- jamboree
- Parabolbogen (Gaudi)
- parabolic arch (Gaudi)
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Definition of gaudi in English English dictionary
- {i} family name
- Spanish architect who was a leading exponent of art nouveau in Europe (1852-1926)
- Antoni Gaudí
- Spanish Antonio Gaudí y Cornet born June 25, 1852, Reus, Spain died June 10, 1926, Barcelona Spanish (Catalan) architect. Though his early works were Mudéjar (Spanish Muslim-Christian) in effect, his work after 1902 eluded all convention. He began to produce "equilibrated" structures able to stand on their own without bracing; his system employed piers and columns that tilt to transmit diagonal forces and thin-shell, laminated-tile vaults. Works such as the Park Güell (1900-14), Casa Milá (1905-10), and Casa Batlló (1904-06) feature undulating surfaces and polychrome decoration (e.g., pieces of broken ceramic). Much of his later career was occupied with the extraordinary church of the Holy Family (Sagrada Familia), still unfinished at his death, in which he transformed the Gothic style into a complex forest of flowing forms and exuberant detail, with spiral-shaped piers, vaults, towers, and a hyperbolic paraboloid roof
- Antoni Gaudí i Cornet
- Spanish Antonio Gaudí y Cornet born June 25, 1852, Reus, Spain died June 10, 1926, Barcelona Spanish (Catalan) architect. Though his early works were Mudéjar (Spanish Muslim-Christian) in effect, his work after 1902 eluded all convention. He began to produce "equilibrated" structures able to stand on their own without bracing; his system employed piers and columns that tilt to transmit diagonal forces and thin-shell, laminated-tile vaults. Works such as the Park Güell (1900-14), Casa Milá (1905-10), and Casa Batlló (1904-06) feature undulating surfaces and polychrome decoration (e.g., pieces of broken ceramic). Much of his later career was occupied with the extraordinary church of the Holy Family (Sagrada Familia), still unfinished at his death, in which he transformed the Gothic style into a complex forest of flowing forms and exuberant detail, with spiral-shaped piers, vaults, towers, and a hyperbolic paraboloid roof
- Antonio Gaudi
- famous Spanish architect (1852-1926), worked exclusively in Barcelona
- Antonio Gaudi
- a Spanish architect (=someone who designs buildings) who built many unusual, highly decorated buildings in Barcelona, the most famous of which is the cathedral (=large important church) called La Templo Sagrada Familia (1852-1926)