Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

ochocentista

English translation:

classical

Added to glossary by Taña Dalglish
Apr 27, 2007 11:19
17 yrs ago
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Spanish term

ochocentista

Spanish to English Art/Literary Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting
Description of some of the sections of a museum in Spain:

...la sección de escultura de nuestro museo o las salas de perfume ochocentista y romántico que constituyen lo que él denomindaba el Museo Sentimental...

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Taña Dalglish Apr 27, 2007:
Thank you Lisa. That was quick and there I was adding more. Again many thanks. TD

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classical


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http://www.construnario.com/diccionario/index.asp?susc=27730


– Clásicas:

- Ochocentista: clásica muy popular, de forma trapezoidal de 4 u 8 caras difusoras; presentada en 2 tamaños, puede incorporarse a una amplia gama de columnas y alturas.

- Ochocentista asimétrica: incorpora un reflector asimétrico de dimensiones reducidas; rendimiento excelente y un grado de estanqueidad IP65.

Suerte.

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monumento como una herencia ochocentista ajena. a la contemporaneidad. ... ochocentista alejada del movimiento moderno sería ...
www.ub.es/escult/Water/N05/W05_1.pdf - Similar pages
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "This seems right, Taña, because I looked at the google images and there were lots of different photos of sort of "classical" things. Thank you very much!"
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nineteenth-century

Así, con guión, entendido como adjetivo

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http://www.ub.es/geocrit/sn/sn-146(073).htm
Housing and social class: La Prosperidad, the historical suburb at present Madrid (Abstract)
The nineteenth-century periferies of the main spanish cities are today areas under constant transformation, in which are disapearing different types of characteristics centered in the old housing, working and middle-class houses. Some of this houses, were detereorate and, at present time, some of them have became the home of inmigrant groups. The growing interest of investors towards those districts, well situated around of the town centre, encouraged a trend of intense renovation during the 20th century second half. Those processes resulted the contemporary heritage devastation and on a house prices rise which favors the upper classes to the detriment of inmigrants.
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