Keresés
to broach
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felvet
to introduce a subject for discussion, especially a sensitive or challenging matter
Broach
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bross
a decorative pin worn by women
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brooch
a triangular or conical stone finial or ornament placed at the top or apex of a gable or spire on a church
What is a "broach"?
A broach is a triangular or conical stone ornament placed at the top of a roof or spire on a church. This decorative feature adds visual interest and height to the building, often enhancing its overall design. Broaches are usually carved with intricate details, making them stand out against the sky. They serve both an artistic and architectural purpose, helping to direct water away from the roof while also symbolizing the church's connection to the heavens. This element contributes to the beauty and character of religious structures.
Példa
The teacher skillfully broached the subject of diversity to encourage open dialogue in the classroom.
In the interview, the journalist skillfully broached the controversial topic, eliciting candid responses from the interviewee.
During the family dinner, he carefully broached the idea of planning a reunion for the upcoming summer.
She hesitated to broach the topic of budget constraints during the project brainstorming session.
At the team meeting, the manager decided to broach the subject of restructuring to improve efficiency.
