Definition of cortile in English:

cortile

nounPlural cortili, Plural cortiles kɔːˈtiːleɪkorˈtileˌkôrtēˈlā

(in Italy) an enclosed area, typically roofless and arcaded, within or attached to a building.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the center of the tents, where ground has been set aside in the snow for a cortile, those not on duty huddle round with our letters from Italy.
- The precious fragments were taken first to his villa, but soon given to the Roman people and transferred to the cortile of the Palazzo dei Conservatori.
- Inside the buildings, slender supporting columns under canopies of steel tubing recover for him the primeval notion of sheltering trees, and a full-scale mock-up in the cortile gives the impression of a delicate forest.
- The significance of this unusually shaped cortile, heretofore not fully understood, is the topic of this article.

Origin

Italian, derivative of corte 'court'.

Definition of cortile in US English:

cortile

nounˌkôrtēˈlā

(in Italy) an enclosed area, typically roofless and arcaded, within or attached to a building.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the center of the tents, where ground has been set aside in the snow for a cortile, those not on duty huddle round with our letters from Italy.
- Inside the buildings, slender supporting columns under canopies of steel tubing recover for him the primeval notion of sheltering trees, and a full-scale mock-up in the cortile gives the impression of a delicate forest.
- The precious fragments were taken first to his villa, but soon given to the Roman people and transferred to the cortile of the Palazzo dei Conservatori.
- The significance of this unusually shaped cortile, heretofore not fully understood, is the topic of this article.

Origin

Italian, derivative of corte ‘court’.

单词	cortile
释义	Definition of cortile in English: cortile nounPlural cortili, Plural cortiles kɔːˈtiːleɪkorˈtileˌkôrtēˈlā (in Italy) an enclosed area, typically roofless and arcaded, within or attached to a building. Example sentencesExamples In the center of the tents, where ground has been set aside in the snow for a cortile, those not on duty huddle round with our letters from Italy. The precious fragments were taken first to his villa, but soon given to the Roman people and transferred to the cortile of the Palazzo dei Conservatori. Inside the buildings, slender supporting columns under canopies of steel tubing recover for him the primeval notion of sheltering trees, and a full-scale mock-up in the cortile gives the impression of a delicate forest. The significance of this unusually shaped cortile, heretofore not fully understood, is the topic of this article. Origin Italian, derivative of corte 'court'. Definition of cortile in US English: cortile nounˌkôrtēˈlā (in Italy) an enclosed area, typically roofless and arcaded, within or attached to a building. Example sentencesExamples In the center of the tents, where ground has been set aside in the snow for a cortile, those not on duty huddle round with our letters from Italy. Inside the buildings, slender supporting columns under canopies of steel tubing recover for him the primeval notion of sheltering trees, and a full-scale mock-up in the cortile gives the impression of a delicate forest. The precious fragments were taken first to his villa, but soon given to the Roman people and transferred to the cortile of the Palazzo dei Conservatori. The significance of this unusually shaped cortile, heretofore not fully understood, is the topic of this article. Origin Italian, derivative of corte ‘court’.
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