Examples of using Vaulted in English and their translations into Slovak
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The form can be vaulted or purchased.
Both the bedrooms have very high, vaulted ceilings.
Imitation vaulted ceilings(multileveldesign) with smooth lines and painted in the
Some vaulted spaces of this palace are today used for exhibitions of the Bratislava City Museum.
Domed and vaulted ceilings create an elegant,
Once the vaulted halls of Rani Mahal were supported by tall wooden columns with beautiful carvings,
The house is located 2 stone vaulted cellars, suitable for spa
The unique atmosphere of the vaulted restaurant is an ideal place for family
The narrow, vaulted streets of the old town lead to the city gate,
The access roads lead on the mounds of rubble stone which had vaulted culverts on several places in order to enable free flow of the water.
It offers beautiful vaulted space decorated with two statues, which are made of white marble.
Smooth, rounded edges on the rear panel and vaulted interior ensure a more efficient circulation as well as an even distribution of hot air inside the oven.
some feature frescoed Renaissance vaulted ceilings.
This indoor modern passageway with two glass vaulted arcades connect these two important squares of Milan will surely attract your attention.
The vaulted brick ceiling gives this dining room a unique look while also being a reminder of the building's history.
Just because these ceilings aren't vaulted and the windows aren't stained glass doesn't mean this union is any less sacred.
As it is known from the latest research, vaulted bolts in the southern nave still have the original polychrome colours.
When Jeremiah came into the house of the cistern and into the vaulted rooms, then Jeremiah continued dwelling there many days.".
The elongated nave, the facade and the portico(the vaulted entrance) were the contributions of Carlo Maderno,
Viticultural houses are characterised by tall gates with passages and vaulted cellars, and originate mostly from 17th to 19th centuries.