column

1 عمومی:: ستون‌، ستون، پایه‌، ركن‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

2 :: برج

واژگان شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   noun tall stone post ADJ. huge, tall | fluted colonnades of fluted Doric columns | classical | Corinthian, Doric, Ionic COLUMN + VERB support sth The roof is supported by four huge columns. piece of writing in a newspaper ADJ. regular He has a regular column in a weekly newspaper. | daily, weekly, etc. | newspaper | agony, correspondence, death, editorial, financial, gossip, leader, letters, lonely hearts (= with advertisements for a new lover or friend), obituary, personal, travel VERB + COLUMN have, write | syndicate COLUMN + NOUN inches So many column inches are devoted to film stars. PREP. in a/the ~ She saw his name in an obituary column. | ~ about/on a weekly column on films showing in London long line of people, vehicles, etc. ADJ. huge, long | armoured, tank | marching PREP. in ~s to march in columns | ~ of a column of troops PHRASES the head of the column

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: noun row: The column of soldiers marched fast. noun article: He wrote a column for the newspaper.

Simple Definitions

3 general:: column ADJECTIVES/NOUN + column a newspaper column • He’s the writer of a weekly newspaper column. a weekly/daily/monthly column • Her daily column covered a wide range of topics. a regular column • His views were well-known from his regular column in The Spectator magazine. a gossip column (= one about the private lives of famous people ) • She was upset by an item in the Washington Times gossip column. an editorial column (= that expresses the opinion of a newspaper editor ) • the Financial Times editorial column a financial column • He wrote a financial column for the evening newspaper. a correspondence/letters column (= that prints some of the letters a newspaper receives ) • Thousands of letters poured in to the correspondence column. an obituary column (= about the life of someone who has just died ) • I spotted Stephenson's name in the obituary column. the personal column British English (= in which people can have personal messages printed ) • I put a small advertisement in the personal column of the paper. an agony column British English (= that gives advice to readers about personal problems ) • Romantic relationships are much discussed in all the agony columns. a lonely hearts column British English (= with advertisements for a new lover or friend ) • Some men place advertisements in the lonely hearts columns. verbs write a column • He writes a column on gardening for the Daily News. have a column (= write one ) • Lynch had a weekly column in a Sydney newspaper. column + NOUN column inches (= space in a newspaper or magazine ) • Many column inches have recently been devoted to the troubled pop star.

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