Definition of triclinium in English:

triclinium

nounPlural triclinia trɪˈklɪnɪəmtrʌɪˈklʌɪnɪəmtrʌɪˈklɪnɪəmtraɪˈklɪniəm

1A dining table with couches along three sides, used in ancient Rome.
古罗马三面有长沙发椅的餐桌
Example sentencesExamples
- Clytemnestra led Miri to a place at the head of the triclinium removed from Germanicus and Agrippina, but she noted, several heads above some very important people from the city.
- The frugal meal is served at triclinia below hanging oil-lamps in the high-ceilinged murk.
- Round the perimeter of the room is usually a continuous bench seat (a very distant relation of the Mediterranean triclinium?) which, like the walls and floor, is covered with patterned ornamental fabrics and cushions.
- The original building comprised a large assembly hall with benches, a podium, and an entrance construction that was square with a column at each corner; a separate, unusually large triclinium with built benches; and water facilities.
- You can see how a triclinium was used to entertain in another fresco, the symposium scene from the Casa dei Casti Amanti in Pompeii.
1. 1.1 A room containing a triclinium.
  设有三面有长沙发椅餐桌的餐厅
  Example sentencesExamples
  The first of these takes place in the triclinium and consists of two moments: the washing of the feet and the dialogue which follows it.
  The ante-room to the triclinium had a fine mosaic floor of which three panels survive, showing the seasons spring, summer, and winter.
  Typical larger Roman houses had a special dining room, the triclinium.
  For this Kondoleon re-created the triclinium of the Atrium House and its adjacent nyrnphaeum, or fountain court.
  From the villa rustica known as the Villa Carmiano are three frescoed walls from the triclinium, the sitting room, in which three couches in a U shape typically faced a view, in the case of Stabiae, of the Bay of Naples.

Origin

Latin, from Greek triklinion, from tri- 'three' + klinē 'couch'.

Definition of triclinium in US English:

triclinium

nountraɪˈklɪniəmtrīˈklinēəm

1A dining table with couches along three sides, used in ancient Rome.
古罗马三面有长沙发椅的餐桌
Example sentencesExamples
- The frugal meal is served at triclinia below hanging oil-lamps in the high-ceilinged murk.
- Round the perimeter of the room is usually a continuous bench seat (a very distant relation of the Mediterranean triclinium?) which, like the walls and floor, is covered with patterned ornamental fabrics and cushions.
- You can see how a triclinium was used to entertain in another fresco, the symposium scene from the Casa dei Casti Amanti in Pompeii.
- Clytemnestra led Miri to a place at the head of the triclinium removed from Germanicus and Agrippina, but she noted, several heads above some very important people from the city.
- The original building comprised a large assembly hall with benches, a podium, and an entrance construction that was square with a column at each corner; a separate, unusually large triclinium with built benches; and water facilities.
1. 1.1 A room containing a triclinium.
  设有三面有长沙发椅餐桌的餐厅
  Example sentencesExamples
  From the villa rustica known as the Villa Carmiano are three frescoed walls from the triclinium, the sitting room, in which three couches in a U shape typically faced a view, in the case of Stabiae, of the Bay of Naples.
  The first of these takes place in the triclinium and consists of two moments: the washing of the feet and the dialogue which follows it.
  For this Kondoleon re-created the triclinium of the Atrium House and its adjacent nyrnphaeum, or fountain court.
  Typical larger Roman houses had a special dining room, the triclinium.
  The ante-room to the triclinium had a fine mosaic floor of which three panels survive, showing the seasons spring, summer, and winter.

Origin

Latin, from Greek triklinion, from tri- ‘three’ + klinē ‘couch’.

单词	triclinium
释义	Definition of triclinium in English: triclinium nounPlural triclinia trɪˈklɪnɪəmtrʌɪˈklʌɪnɪəmtrʌɪˈklɪnɪəmtraɪˈklɪniəm 1A dining table with couches along three sides, used in ancient Rome. 古罗马三面有长沙发椅的餐桌 Example sentencesExamples Clytemnestra led Miri to a place at the head of the triclinium removed from Germanicus and Agrippina, but she noted, several heads above some very important people from the city. The frugal meal is served at triclinia below hanging oil-lamps in the high-ceilinged murk. Round the perimeter of the room is usually a continuous bench seat (a very distant relation of the Mediterranean triclinium?) which, like the walls and floor, is covered with patterned ornamental fabrics and cushions. The original building comprised a large assembly hall with benches, a podium, and an entrance construction that was square with a column at each corner; a separate, unusually large triclinium with built benches; and water facilities. You can see how a triclinium was used to entertain in another fresco, the symposium scene from the Casa dei Casti Amanti in Pompeii. 1.1 A room containing a triclinium. 设有三面有长沙发椅餐桌的餐厅 Example sentencesExamples The first of these takes place in the triclinium and consists of two moments: the washing of the feet and the dialogue which follows it. The ante-room to the triclinium had a fine mosaic floor of which three panels survive, showing the seasons spring, summer, and winter. Typical larger Roman houses had a special dining room, the triclinium. For this Kondoleon re-created the triclinium of the Atrium House and its adjacent nyrnphaeum, or fountain court. From the villa rustica known as the Villa Carmiano are three frescoed walls from the triclinium, the sitting room, in which three couches in a U shape typically faced a view, in the case of Stabiae, of the Bay of Naples. Origin Latin, from Greek triklinion, from tri- 'three' + klinē 'couch'. Definition of triclinium in US English: triclinium nountraɪˈklɪniəmtrīˈklinēəm 1A dining table with couches along three sides, used in ancient Rome. 古罗马三面有长沙发椅的餐桌 Example sentencesExamples The frugal meal is served at triclinia below hanging oil-lamps in the high-ceilinged murk. Round the perimeter of the room is usually a continuous bench seat (a very distant relation of the Mediterranean triclinium?) which, like the walls and floor, is covered with patterned ornamental fabrics and cushions. You can see how a triclinium was used to entertain in another fresco, the symposium scene from the Casa dei Casti Amanti in Pompeii. Clytemnestra led Miri to a place at the head of the triclinium removed from Germanicus and Agrippina, but she noted, several heads above some very important people from the city. The original building comprised a large assembly hall with benches, a podium, and an entrance construction that was square with a column at each corner; a separate, unusually large triclinium with built benches; and water facilities. 1.1 A room containing a triclinium. 设有三面有长沙发椅餐桌的餐厅 Example sentencesExamples From the villa rustica known as the Villa Carmiano are three frescoed walls from the triclinium, the sitting room, in which three couches in a U shape typically faced a view, in the case of Stabiae, of the Bay of Naples. The first of these takes place in the triclinium and consists of two moments: the washing of the feet and the dialogue which follows it. For this Kondoleon re-created the triclinium of the Atrium House and its adjacent nyrnphaeum, or fountain court. Typical larger Roman houses had a special dining room, the triclinium. The ante-room to the triclinium had a fine mosaic floor of which three panels survive, showing the seasons spring, summer, and winter. Origin Latin, from Greek triklinion, from tri- ‘three’ + klinē ‘couch’.
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