danh từ
đường có mái vòm(kiến trúc) dãy cuốnDefinition of arcade
arcadenoun
giải trí
/ɑːˈkeɪd//ɑːrˈkeɪd/The word "arcade" has its roots in the French language. Originally, an arcade was a series of arches that provided both a structural support for a building and a covered walkway for people to traverse. In the Middle Ages, buildings with arcades were often used to house merchants and craftsmen, who would display their wares in the covered walkways. In the early 1800s, as cities in Europe and the United States began to develop, arcades became a popular architectural feature in urban areas. They provided a covered space for people to shop, dine, and socialize, protecting them from the elements while also adding ornamental beauty to the buildings they were attached to. The term "arcade" also came to describe the commercial establishments that housed businesses in these covered walkways. In the 1920s and 1930s, "arcades" became popular as nickel arcades, filled with displays of coin-operated amusements, such as pinball machines and video games. These establishments proved to be incredibly popular, giving rise to the modern amusement arcade, which continues to be a popular social and entertainment space today.
Summary danh từ
đường có mái vòm
(kiến trúc) dãy cuốn
danh từđường có mái vòm(kiến trúc) dãy cuốnnamespace
a covered passage with arches along the side of a row of buildings (usually a row of shops)
một lối đi có mái che có mái vòm dọc theo một dãy nhà (thường là một dãy cửa hàng)
a covered passage between streets, with shops on either side
một lối đi có mái che giữa các con phố, với các cửa hàng ở hai bên
a large building with a number of shops in it
một tòa nhà lớn với một số cửa hàng trong đó
a place where you can play games on machines which you use coins to operate
nơi bạn có thể chơi trò chơi trên các máy mà bạn sử dụng tiền xu để vận hành
Example:
- arcade games
trò chơi arcade