Definition of hypogeum in English:

hypogeum

nounPlural hypogea ˌhʌɪpə(ʊ)ˈdʒiːəmˌhaɪpəˈdʒiəm

An underground chamber.
地下室，地窖
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a Etruscan hypogeum grave, built in the II century B.C. for the family of Arunte Volumnio.
- Without a doubt, its great attraction continues to be the existence of groups of enormous hypogea carved in the hardened volcanic ash.
- On the island of Malta, where great colossal statues of Goddesses still stand, is the underground hypogeum.
- Today the hypogeum is in remarkable condition, and an air conditioning system has recently been installed to help preserve the site.
- The problem of conservation, restoration and exploitation of Roman hypogea is part of the more general need to safeguard of the Cultural Heritage of Europe.
- Consequently the absence of an Agapè table from the Christian hypogeum may in future help in dating hypogea.
- This stingless bee, Trigona hypogea, carries off the youngsters left behind in newly abandoned wasp nests.
- These hypogea range from single tombs to larger clusters found within the same ridge similar to what one may observe at the site of Ta’ Bistra in Mosta.
- One of the most fascinating parts of this farm is the huge hypogeum olive-press, named after it.
- What conditions limiting growth of cyanobacteria can be safety applied in Roman hypogea?

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin, from Greek hupogeion, neuter of hupogeios 'underground'.

Definition of hypogeum in US English:

hypogeum

nounˌhīpəˈjēəmˌhaɪpəˈdʒiəm

An underground chamber.
地下室，地窖
Example sentencesExamples
- What conditions limiting growth of cyanobacteria can be safety applied in Roman hypogea?
- These hypogea range from single tombs to larger clusters found within the same ridge similar to what one may observe at the site of Ta’ Bistra in Mosta.
- On the island of Malta, where great colossal statues of Goddesses still stand, is the underground hypogeum.
- One of the most fascinating parts of this farm is the huge hypogeum olive-press, named after it.
- It's a Etruscan hypogeum grave, built in the II century B.C. for the family of Arunte Volumnio.
- Consequently the absence of an Agapè table from the Christian hypogeum may in future help in dating hypogea.
- Without a doubt, its great attraction continues to be the existence of groups of enormous hypogea carved in the hardened volcanic ash.
- The problem of conservation, restoration and exploitation of Roman hypogea is part of the more general need to safeguard of the Cultural Heritage of Europe.
- Today the hypogeum is in remarkable condition, and an air conditioning system has recently been installed to help preserve the site.
- This stingless bee, Trigona hypogea, carries off the youngsters left behind in newly abandoned wasp nests.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin, from Greek hupogeion, neuter of hupogeios ‘underground’.

单词	hypogeum
释义	Definition of hypogeum in English: hypogeum nounPlural hypogea ˌhʌɪpə(ʊ)ˈdʒiːəmˌhaɪpəˈdʒiəm An underground chamber. 地下室，地窖 Example sentencesExamples It's a Etruscan hypogeum grave, built in the II century B.C. for the family of Arunte Volumnio. Without a doubt, its great attraction continues to be the existence of groups of enormous hypogea carved in the hardened volcanic ash. On the island of Malta, where great colossal statues of Goddesses still stand, is the underground hypogeum. Today the hypogeum is in remarkable condition, and an air conditioning system has recently been installed to help preserve the site. The problem of conservation, restoration and exploitation of Roman hypogea is part of the more general need to safeguard of the Cultural Heritage of Europe. Consequently the absence of an Agapè table from the Christian hypogeum may in future help in dating hypogea. This stingless bee, Trigona hypogea, carries off the youngsters left behind in newly abandoned wasp nests. These hypogea range from single tombs to larger clusters found within the same ridge similar to what one may observe at the site of Ta’ Bistra in Mosta. One of the most fascinating parts of this farm is the huge hypogeum olive-press, named after it. What conditions limiting growth of cyanobacteria can be safety applied in Roman hypogea? Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin, from Greek hupogeion, neuter of hupogeios 'underground'. Definition of hypogeum in US English: hypogeum nounˌhīpəˈjēəmˌhaɪpəˈdʒiəm An underground chamber. 地下室，地窖 Example sentencesExamples What conditions limiting growth of cyanobacteria can be safety applied in Roman hypogea? These hypogea range from single tombs to larger clusters found within the same ridge similar to what one may observe at the site of Ta’ Bistra in Mosta. On the island of Malta, where great colossal statues of Goddesses still stand, is the underground hypogeum. One of the most fascinating parts of this farm is the huge hypogeum olive-press, named after it. It's a Etruscan hypogeum grave, built in the II century B.C. for the family of Arunte Volumnio. Consequently the absence of an Agapè table from the Christian hypogeum may in future help in dating hypogea. Without a doubt, its great attraction continues to be the existence of groups of enormous hypogea carved in the hardened volcanic ash. The problem of conservation, restoration and exploitation of Roman hypogea is part of the more general need to safeguard of the Cultural Heritage of Europe. Today the hypogeum is in remarkable condition, and an air conditioning system has recently been installed to help preserve the site. This stingless bee, Trigona hypogea, carries off the youngsters left behind in newly abandoned wasp nests. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin, from Greek hupogeion, neuter of hupogeios ‘underground’.
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