COLUMN


Meaning of COLUMN in English

noun

1 tall stone post

ADJECTIVE

▪ huge , tall

▪ fluted

colonnades of fluted Doric ~s

▪ classical

▪ concrete , marble , stone , etc.

▪ Corinthian , Doric , Ionic

COLUMN + VERB

▪ support sth

The roof is supported by four huge ~s.

2 piece of writing in a newspaper

ADJECTIVE

▪ regular

He has a regular ~ in a weekly newspaper.

▪ daily , weekly , etc.

▪ syndicated ( esp. AmE )

▪ newspaper

▪ advice ( AmE ), agony ( BrE ), correspondence , editorial , financial , gossip , leader ( BrE ), letters , obituary , op-ed ( AmE ), opinion , personal

VERB + COLUMN

▪ have , write

▪ read

▪ syndicate ( esp. AmE )

▪ publish , run

COLUMN + NOUN

▪ inches

So many ~ inches are devoted to movie stars.

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the ~

She saw his name in an obituary ~.

▪ ~ about , ~ on

a weekly ~ on movies showing in the capital

3 long line of people, vehicles, etc.

ADJECTIVE

▪ huge , long

▪ armoured/armored , tank

▪ marching

PREPOSITION

▪ in ~s

to march in ~s

▪ ~ of

a ~ of troops

PHRASES

▪ the head of the ~

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