Examples of using Naves in English and their translations into Spanish
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The zone of the baptistry preserves its three naves, in this case, separated by inner doors,
His first film- Quemar los naves- won two Ariel awards
Inside, there are three separately spaced naves designed so as to facilitate the flow of pilgrims
It has a basilica-shaped floor plan with three naves that are each 55.3m long,
Inside the Cathedral there are 5 naves and the terminals of the transept have semi-circular apses.
The church has three naves, in the classic Romanesque style,
It has three naves staggered with four sections each,
It has three naves separated by pillars supporting round arches,
In the impressive building of"Las Naves del Español",
It has three naves and chapiters built in hewn stone bearing 16 high vaults
1348 the simple groin vaults in the side naves were put up and the central nave and the transept were
From the 6th century AD a first palaeo-Christian basilica existed here, having three naves with a central apse,
The plan is rectangular with three naves; the side naves are cut short to allow large flanking chapels,
The chapel consists of two side naves and a central nave continued by the choir,
The interior of the basilica consists of three naves, supported by sixteen Corinthian columns which form a large ambulatory around the semicircular apse.
its façade is divided in three naves.
which has three naves with an apse and a portico.
a system of pulleys, to the side naves.
with freestanding columns along their naves, but carrying arches, not lintels.
The original plans were altered during construction by the architect Friar Bernardo de São Bento Correia de Souza to include three naves.