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atriums

/ˈeɪtriːəmz/ /ˈeɪtriəmz/

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noun

Atrio

A central room or space in ancient Roman homes, open to the sky in the middle; a similar space in other buildings.

Examples :

"The sunlight streamed into the office building's atriums, making the plants there thrive. "

La luz del sol entraba a raudales en los atrios del edificio de oficinas, haciendo que las plantas prosperaran allí.

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noun

Atrio

A square hall lit by daylight from above, into which rooms open at one or more levels.

Examples :

"The school's atrium, a large square hall with skylights, was a popular spot for students to meet during lunchtime. "

El atrio de la escuela, un gran salón cuadrado con tragaluces, era un lugar popular para que los estudiantes se reunieran durante la hora del almuerzo.

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noun

Atrio, entrada

A cavity, entrance, or passage.

Examples :

"The museum's multiple atriums allowed visitors to easily move between different exhibits. "

Los múltiples atrios del museo permitieron a los visitantes moverse fácilmente entre las diferentes exhibiciones.

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noun

Cualquier capa de sexina y nexina encerrada, que se ensancha hacia el interior del grano

Any enclosed sexine and nexine layers, widening toward the interior of the grain.

Examples :

"Under high magnification, the pollen grains revealed distinct atriums, pockets within their walls that widened towards the grain's inner chamber. "

Bajo alta magnificación, los granos de polen revelaron atrios distintos, bolsas dentro de sus paredes que se ensanchaban hacia la cámara interna del grano.

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