Examples of using Edifice in English and their translations into Serbian
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Latin
-
Cyrillic
But as I entered the edifice.
The edifice is constructed with a steel skeleton.
Brexit was only the first crack in the EU edifice.
The edifice stands even when the architect is absent.
The end of the fire doesn't mean the edifice is totally saved.
The edifice is actually a low house, built from stone.
Because not one of you knows how to complete this glorious edifice.
Faced with this edifice, the Patriarch sent word to Rome.
We bring Broadway andthe theater to them… in this beautiful edifice.
This historic edifice is a jewel of Alsatian Renaissance architecture.
You find yourself sitting there, staring at this edifice and you say to yourself,“That?
Openings on the edifice end with characteristic broken arches.
They also asked them,"What are the names of the men who are building this edifice?".
The edifice allowed traders to have a place to rest during their travels.
It will make no compromises, no concessions;buttresses will not save the edifice.
The oldest archeologically noted edifice that originates from the VI century A.D.
This edifice was in 2006 included in the list of monuments under UNESCO's protection.
Following the dynastic overthrow in Serbia, the edifice was demolished in August 1904.
This edifice was destroyed by an 1882 conflagration, with only a marble rotunda remaining.
Following the dynastic overthrow in Serbia, the edifice was demolished in August 1904.
Roman well- mysterious edifice buried in the bedrock near the“Victor” three centuries ago.
Oh God- so near! so far!is not our love a true celestial edifice- but as firm as the firmament.-".
This Gothic edifice was located near Law Hill, where Emily worked briefly as a governess in 1838.
This awe-inspiring cathedral represents various Gothic styles, as the edifice was renovated in the 13th century and the 16th century.
The most beautiful edifice in the surrounding is Kursaloon(1932) established by King Alexander Karadjordjević.
Albeit monumental, comprising a church, dining room, library, konacs and“imperial palace”, the edifice started decaying early on.
Several architects have worked on the edifice since then, and its interiors were continuously refurbished.
An edifice of classical beauty in eclectic style was built in 1906 by dr Stevan Kronić, a landowner and a lawyer from Sombor.
Its building lasted for years, and that is why this edifice presents a kind of antology of the Serbian Middle Age frescue arts.
And the edifice that replaced it after a fire in the 6th century retains elaborate floor mosaics from the original edifice. .