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Перевод: stucco

[прилагательное]
отделочный;
[существительное]
штукатурка ; штукатурка наружная; штукатурный гипс;
[глагол]
штукатурить; выштукатуривать

Тезаурус:

1. Denison's use of glass-fibre mouldings, a technique previously employed at St Paul's House to replace the original stucco facade, was an innovative solution which created some debate among purists at the time.
2. It is, however, the whole - the books, their bindings, the shelving, stucco and paint - which together make up one of the most atmospheric interiors in Prague.
3. Inside, the church has lost all its movable decoration, although the stucco work is interesting.
4. The course gives advice on a range of subjects: town gardens, metalwork, stucco and door furniture, but it's not all classwork.
5. In his large stucco relief in the Salon de Guerre, the victorious Louis XIV retains the pose of Bernini's equestrian statue.
6. Certainly this rectory with its five bays, its golden stucco and elegant elliptical pediment and fan light has all the grandeur of a small manor, set as it is a little out of the town under a small hanger of beech trees.
7. Originally covered in fresco, the Scenes from the Life of the Virgin in stucco were added in 1664.
8. The sala terrena is decorated with stucco and frescos of the Trojan Wars by Bianco (1630), continuing the warrior theme already found in the decoration of the palace.
9. Building materials were scarce and expensive in the first decades of the nineteenth century, and stucco could cover a multitude of sins, including poor stone or brickwork.
10. The architect was Carlo Lurago with Domenico Galli responsible for the rich stucco decoration.
11. By the end of the Regency period, England had produced and patented many different types of external rendering, which today is generally referred to as stucco.
12. It can be used on exterior stucco, cement, stone, precast concrete (within three days of shuttering being removed), pebbledash and asbestos.
13. Farther down Nerudova Street, No. 18/213, the House at St John Nepomuk still sports fragments of the original sgraffiato dated 1566 and just visible now under the crumbling Rococo stucco.