Examples of using Rusticated in English and their translations into Portuguese
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You are rusticated!
It is my painful duty to inform you… that your son is rusticated.
How much do you think this rusticated bench will go for?
Both have rusticated facades and similar demilune windows over a non-porticoed entrance.
The ground floor of centre block has rusticated stonework.
The ground floor is rusticated, while the upper floors are of smooth-dressed stone.
Various services andthe kitchen were established in the rusticated half-basement.
Your son, Mr. Raju Rastogi… is rusticated from the Imperial College of Engineering!
On the lower storey,the panels have channeled rustication and rusticated quoins at the corners.
This block has a rusticated ground floor pierced by five arches leading to the inner courtyard.
I have spoken to the Dean andas of today you have been rusticated… from this university, understand?
The basement or ground floor is generally differentiated in the treatment of its masonry, andis often rusticated.
Each square building has a ground floor of rusticated arcades or loggias which support a piano nobile above.
Rusticated Portland stone, mirroring the façade of London's Regent Street, has been used to create serene and sophisticated bedrooms bathed with natural light.
Above it was a balcony, attributed to Carlo Fontana or Baldassarre Peruzzi,also rusticated and surmounted by a palladian window.
A visitor may walk behind the water through the rusticated arcade of the concave nymphaeum, which is peopled by marble nymphas by Giambattista della Porta.
The Roman gate we know today was built in 1596 in honor of Margaret of Austria, Bride of Philip III of Spain andhas a gorgeous bow of rusticated Doric order.
This bastion-like floor, which appears in the elevation as a second ground floor,is rusticated, the main door a severe arch flanked by three windows on each side.
The lower one was rusticated, with ashlar obtained through a process called"di getto", which involved mixing pozzolana, lime, and other materials in a formwork.
The architect Christopher Wren andhis son of the same name designed a brick building with rusticated stone quoins(cornerstones) that was completed in 1711.
Rusticated masonry is usually"dressed", or squared off neatly, on all sides of the stones except the face that will be visible when the stone is put in place.
Seen as a simple genre painting,it differs from most in that the boy is not'rusticated,' that is, he is depicted as clean and well-dressed instead of as a'cute' ragamuffin.
Crafted in rusticated Portland stone and featuring a separate living room, kitchen, walk-in wardrobe and spacious guestroom, Regent Suites are a calm and luxurious space in the heart of central London.
When the French orientalist Ernest Renan visitedthe area in 1860, he noticed that the Awali bridge abutments were built of finely rusticated blocks that originated from an earlier structure.
The apparent strength of a blind arched arcade with emphatic voussoirs on the rusticated ground storey gave reassuring support to the upper storey's paired Doric columns standing on rusticated piers, set against a smooth wall.
The manieristic style of the exterior originated from the centred windows framed by alternatively long and short ashlars, the white plastered walls contrasting with the rusticated portals, and the balcony along Borgo Nuovo,also rusticated.
The facade is composed by imposing loggia with three arches,a loggia appliance rusticated inspired, engraving by Serlio in reproducing the average floor of the amphitheater of Verona and also influenced the aforementioned loggia of Florence.
Above this is the double-height piano nobile, where five huge arched windows incongruously dominate the facade over the front door; above this sit a further two floors for housing gentlefolk with servants above them,the numerous windows divided on the exterior by rusticated pilasters in dressed stone.
Its entrance gate features four Doric columns with rusticated banding, a pediment containing a huge carving of the family coat of arms, two life-size stags in embellished with real antlers, and a clock tower topped by a cupola.
This basement floor in the foundations, which functioned as a carriage entrance in inclement weather, features a massive central column with a series of buttresses and retaining walls; on the exterior,large heavily grilled doors in the rusticated walls appear to lead into the guardrooms of a fortress, while above them a curved balustraded external double stairway leads to the terrace above.
