Definition of amphiprostyle in English:

amphiprostyle

adjectiveamˈfɪprəstʌɪlamˈfiprəˌstīl

(of a classical building) having a portico at each end but not at the sides.
（古典建筑）前后有排柱而两旁无柱式建筑的，前后廊柱式建筑的
Example sentencesExamples
- It is an amphiprostyle temple with four columns in antis in the front and rear.
- The Archaic temple had the same Doric tetrastyle amphiprostyle plan as the subsequent one.
- Its central part is designed along the lines of an amphiprostyle temple.
- Its monumental entrance, in the form of an amphiprostyle Corinthian portico, was in the southeast corner.
- The temple was rebuilt with the same dimensions of the cella, but it probably became an amphiprostyle temple, without outer rows of columns.

Origin

Early 18th century: via Latin from Greek amphiprostulos, from amphi- 'both, on both sides'+ prostulos 'having pillars in front' (see prostyle).

Definition of amphiprostyle in US English:

amphiprostyle

adjectiveamˈfiprəˌstīl

(of a classical building) having a portico at each end and no columns along the sides.
（古典建筑）前后有排柱而两旁无柱式建筑的，前后廊柱式建筑的
Example sentencesExamples
- The temple was rebuilt with the same dimensions of the cella, but it probably became an amphiprostyle temple, without outer rows of columns.
- Its monumental entrance, in the form of an amphiprostyle Corinthian portico, was in the southeast corner.
- Its central part is designed along the lines of an amphiprostyle temple.
- The Archaic temple had the same Doric tetrastyle amphiprostyle plan as the subsequent one.
- It is an amphiprostyle temple with four columns in antis in the front and rear.

Origin

Early 18th century: via Latin from Greek amphiprostulos, from amphi- ‘both, on both sides’ + prostulos ‘having pillars in front’ (see prostyle).

单词	amphiprostyle
释义	Definition of amphiprostyle in English: amphiprostyle adjectiveamˈfɪprəstʌɪlamˈfiprəˌstīl (of a classical building) having a portico at each end but not at the sides. （古典建筑）前后有排柱而两旁无柱式建筑的，前后廊柱式建筑的 Example sentencesExamples It is an amphiprostyle temple with four columns in antis in the front and rear. The Archaic temple had the same Doric tetrastyle amphiprostyle plan as the subsequent one. Its central part is designed along the lines of an amphiprostyle temple. Its monumental entrance, in the form of an amphiprostyle Corinthian portico, was in the southeast corner. The temple was rebuilt with the same dimensions of the cella, but it probably became an amphiprostyle temple, without outer rows of columns. Origin Early 18th century: via Latin from Greek amphiprostulos, from amphi- 'both, on both sides'+ prostulos 'having pillars in front' (see prostyle). Definition of amphiprostyle in US English: amphiprostyle adjectiveamˈfiprəˌstīl (of a classical building) having a portico at each end and no columns along the sides. （古典建筑）前后有排柱而两旁无柱式建筑的，前后廊柱式建筑的 Example sentencesExamples The temple was rebuilt with the same dimensions of the cella, but it probably became an amphiprostyle temple, without outer rows of columns. Its monumental entrance, in the form of an amphiprostyle Corinthian portico, was in the southeast corner. Its central part is designed along the lines of an amphiprostyle temple. The Archaic temple had the same Doric tetrastyle amphiprostyle plan as the subsequent one. It is an amphiprostyle temple with four columns in antis in the front and rear. Origin Early 18th century: via Latin from Greek amphiprostulos, from amphi- ‘both, on both sides’ + prostulos ‘having pillars in front’ (see prostyle).
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