| 释义 |
per·go·la
\ˈpərgələ, ÷(ˌ)pərˈgōlə\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Italian, from Latin pergula projecting roof, vine arbor
1.
a. : an openwork arch or covering for a walk or passageway over which climbing plants are trained : arbor, trellis
b. : a usually vine-covered openwork shelter in a garden : bower
c. : a small usually circular structure consisting of a roof supported by columns
< policemen in Panama have … pillared pergolas from which to direct traffic — Flora Lewis >
2. : a structure usually consisting of parallel colonnades supporting an open roof of girders and cross rafters
< at the end of the pergola are the industrial exhibits — Architectural Review > |