інші переклади
| колоситися |
ear
spire
|
| підніматися в гору |
spire
|
| проростати |
germinate
sprout up
grow out
peep
pullulate
spire
|
| вістря |
edge
spearhead
spike
nib
spire
prick
|
| росток |
sprout
spire
|
| шпиль |
spire
steeple
top
capstan
needle
fronton
|
| язик полум'я |
spire
|
синоніми
іменник
приклади
Perhaps he was enraged that the pristine spire had been broken, or scared this holy ground was about to be defiled.
The citadel’s spire appeared to have been broken off some way below the top.
He didn’t want to look anywhere at all and would rather have kept his eyes firmly closed until she either threw him off or took him back, but if he was going to look at anything then he preferred the dark speck of the eyrie high above or the bright looming spire of the Godspike.
Numerous filthy dolls in the shape of babies hung from a giant spider’s web that spanned the spire below the swaying bells.
The church spire was almost upon him.
A tall, narrow spire of unfeasibly delicate proportions presided over a town tightly crammed about its base.
An open-sided spire speared the sky from the centre of the main roof, housing a large bell below its golden onion dome.
Here it’s all just, yeah, yeah, some half-god left behind a spire of stone that reaches all the way up to the sky and there’s a hole in the world that eats everything that enters and no one has the first idea why or what it’s for but never mind, just ignore it, just leave it be and everything will be fine.
The bombers that controlled the skies dropped bomb after bomb after bomb, but the church spire remained unscathed.
By his estimation, at the very least the spire was five hundred feet tall.
He saw the ring of spires around the edge of the cloud, caging it, their tips touching it; and, deep inside, the white stone spire of the Godspike itself, piercing it, gleaming in the desert sun, a pillar of light rising through the churning black cloud up into the sky beyond, towards the stars until it vanished into the deep and blinding blue.
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