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- console cornice BT, KONST Konsolsims m, gestütztes Gesims n
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction. 2013.
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console — console1 [kən sōl′] vt. consoled, consoling [Fr consoler < L consolari < com , with + solari, to comfort, SOLACE] to make feel less sad or disappointed; comfort SYN. COMFORT consolable adj. consolingly adv. console2 [kän′sōl΄] n … English World dictionary
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console — I. /kənˈsoʊl / (say kuhn sohl) verb (t) (consoled, consoling) to alleviate the grief or sorrow of; comfort; solace; cheer. {Latin consōlāri comfort} –consolable, adjective –consoler, noun –consoling, adjective –consolingly, adverb II. /ˈkɒnsoʊl / …
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