cathedral
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /kəˈθiːdrəl/
cathedral means: The main church of an area, where a bishop has their official seat.
noun
BISHOP'S CHURCHB1
The main church of an area, where a bishop has their official seat.
- We visited the cathedral.
- The bishop led a service in the cathedral.
- Have you heard the cathedral choir sing?
GRAND BUILDINGC2
A very large, impressive building or place, compared to a great church.
- The station is a cathedral of glass and steel.
- The factory became a cathedral of industry.
- They described the library as a cathedral of learning.
Questions about cathedral
What does cathedral mean?
The main church of an area, where a bishop has their official seat.
What is cathedral in other languages?
Türkçe: katedral · Español: catedral · Français: cathédrale · Deutsch: Kathedrale · Italiano: cattedrale · 日本語: 大聖堂
How do you pronounce cathedral?
It is pronounced /kəˈθiːdrəl/.
How do you use cathedral in a sentence?
We visited the cathedral. The bishop led a service in the cathedral.
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