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10 Language-to-English DictionariesHolzfuß
Pronunciation / Transliteration: hɔltsfuːs
"Die Statue stand auf einem stabilen Holzfuß."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A support or foundation made of wood, typically used to hold or stabilize an object.
"The sculpture was mounted on a sturdy wooden base to enhance its visibility." - 2
A platform or stand made from wood, often used in furniture or display settings.
"The wooden base of the table added a rustic charm to the dining room."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'wooden' derives from the Old English 'wudu', meaning 'tree' or 'wood', while 'base' comes from the Latin 'basis', meaning 'foundation'. The combination reflects the material and structural function of the object.
Which of the following is the closest synonym for "Wooden Base"?
10 Global Lexicons: How "Wooden Base" is said worldwide
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base en bois
Transliteration: bɛz ɑ̃ bwa
"La sculpture était montée sur une base en bois solide."
Holzfuß
Transliteration: hɔltsfuːs
"Die Statue stand auf einem stabilen Holzfuß."
base di legno
Transliteration: ˈbaze di ˈleɡno
"La scultura era montata su una base di legno robusta."
base de madera
Transliteration: ˈbase ðe maˈðeɾa
"La escultura estaba montada sobre una base de madera resistente."
base de madeira
Transliteration: ˈbazi dʒi maˈdeɾɐ
"A escultura estava montada em uma base de madeira sólida."
लकड़ी का आधार
Transliteration: lakṛī kā ādhār
"प्रतिमा एक मजबूत लकड़ी के आधार पर रखी गई थी।"
木制底座
Transliteration: mù zhì dǐ zuò
"雕塑放置在一个坚固的木制底座上。"
나무 받침대
Transliteration: namu batchimdae
"조각상은 튼튼한 나무 받침대 위에 놓여 있었다."
木製の台座
Transliteration: mokusei no daiza
"彫刻は頑丈な木製の台座の上に置かれていた。"
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