nave
11nave — [neıv] n [Date: 1600 1700; : Medieval Latin; Origin: navis, from Latin, ship ; because of its shape] the long central part of a church …
12nave — [ neıv ] noun count the long central part of a church where people sit …
13nave — s. f. 1. Parte do templo destinada aos fiéis. 2. Espaço longitudinal entre fileiras de colunas ou entre as colunas e a parede. 3. [Figurado] Templo. 4. [Linguagem poética] Navio …
14nave — nave1 [nāv] n. [ML navis < L, ship: see NAVY] that part of a church that is between the side aisles and extends from the chancel to the principal entrance, forming the main part of the building nave2 [nāv] n. [ME < OE nafu, akin to Ger nabe …
15Nave — For other uses, see Nave (disambiguation). Schematical illustration of a plan view of a cathedral, with the colored area showing the nave Not to be confused with Knave (disambiguation) …
16nave — s. f. 1. imbarcazione, bastimento, piroscafo, vascello, veliero, vela, naviglio, traghetto, legno (poet.) 2. (archeol., raro) navata FRASEOLOGIA nave traghetto, ferry boat (ingl.) □ nave spaziale, astronave. SFUMATURE …
17nave — (Del lat. navis, barco.) ► sustantivo femenino 1 NÁUTICA Vehículo capaz de navegar por el agua: ■ las naves se construyen en los astilleros. SINÓNIMO embarcación 2 AERONÁUTICA, ASTRONÁUTICA Vehículo aéreo o espacial: ■ el comandante de la nave… …
18nave — nà·ve s.f. 1a. FO imbarcazione di una certa grandezza che, fornita di adeguati mezzi di propulsione, è adibita al trasporto di persone e merci o che, opportunamente attrezzata e armata, è impiegata in attività belliche 1b. LE estens., piccola… …
19nave — /nayv/, n. the principal longitudinal area of a church, extending from the main entrance or narthex to the chancel, usually flanked by aisles of less height and breadth: generally used only by the congregation. See diag. under basilica. [1665 75; …
20nave — I. ⇒NAVE1, subst. fém. HIST. DE LA NAV. Vaisseau. Si l expédition est partie du petit port de Palos, c est que Pinzon était du pueblo. La nave et les deux caravelles avaient été armées par ses soins (T SERSTEVENS, Itinér. esp., 1963, p.163).… …
