Términos

Collective term for large scale Japanese paintings pasted to wall surfaces of one sort or another, such as fusuma (sliding door panels); typically treating landscape, figural or bird-and-flower themes. It is often translated as "screen and wall paintings."

Se refiere al estilo de la arquitectura residencial japonesa usada en las mansiones de huésped de los militares y del templo, (1600-1868) períodos de Momoyama (1568-1600) y del Edo. Formado por la base de la casa japonesa, del estilo tradicional actual, caracterizado por una arcada cubierta de entrada, un amplio mirador meridional, las puertas de papel enrejadas, y los pisos cubiertos con las esteras tejidas.

Estantes escritorios, característicos de la arquitectura de estilo Shoin, que se proyectan hacia fuera, a veces desde una ventana mirador, en el porche que lo rodea.

Pantallas de papel que sirven como tabiques o puertas correderas.

Firing a gun.

Men's coats designed to be worn for shooting.

Plates, usually metal and either discs or rectangular in shape, decorated or inscribed, and surmounted on a pole to be used in sports shooting as a target pointer, an indicator of where the marksman was to stand, and to be carried in processions of archery or shooting clubs.

Areas set aside for the propagation of game for hunters, specifically for shooting.

Guiones cinematográficos aprobados, con diálogos completos, todas las instrucciones técnicas necesarias para filmar y generalmente divididos en escenas individuales con las tomas numeradas consecutivamente en orden cronológico, para uso del director y algunas veces también para los actores durante la producción.

Se refiere a obras producidas por el grupo étnico africano del mismo nombre, que habitan en la República Democrática del Congo.

Booths, stalls, rooms, houses, or small buildings for the retail sale of merchandise or services. Originally referred to spaces where the goods were made or prepared for sale and also sold.

Combined residential and commercial structures built with a shop that opens on to the ground floor pavement with a second or third storey generally used as a residence for the proprietor. These are most commonly found in Singapore, Malaysia, and China, but the form exists elsewhere, often in "Chinatown" developments in American cities, referring back to the original source.

Lights placed so that they mark the limits of the shore. For buildings or other substantial structures housing lights on or near the shore or nautical hazards, prefer "lighthouses."

Genus of containing around 195 species of rainforest trees native to southeast Asia, from Northern India to Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

Estructura en forma de torre, propia de los monasterios budistas, en la que se guardan las campanas.

Prenda bifurcada expuesta a la vista que se extiende desde la cintura o la cadera a cualquier parte de la pierna por encima de la rodilla.

Brief, human‑readable codes or abbreviations used to reference resources. These short versions of a record identifier may be used in place of longer-form identifiers associated with a record. Sometimes this term is used interchangeably in conversation and reference of the “Slug Identifier”