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a vertical structural element, often made of stone, that supports the weight of the building above it
What is a "column"?
A column is a tall, vertical structure used to support a building or other structures. It is often round or square in shape and made of materials like stone, wood, metal, or concrete. Columns are commonly found in architecture, especially in classical designs, where they are used to hold up roofs, porches, or ceilings. They can be decorative as well as functional, sometimes featuring detailed carvings or capitals at the top. Columns are important elements in many buildings, giving them stability while adding aesthetic appeal.
a section of a newspaper or magazine that regularly publishes articles about a particular subject
What is a "column"?
A column is a regular feature in a newspaper, magazine, or online publication, written by a particular author or journalist. It offers commentary, analysis, or personal opinions on a specific subject, such as politics, sports, culture, or lifestyle. Columns are often published at consistent intervals, such as weekly or monthly, and they provide readers with the author's perspective or insight on current events or ongoing issues. The tone of a column can vary, from informative to humorous, depending on the writer’s style and the publication’s audience.
an arrangement of a set of figures or information in a vertical way
a line of units, people, or items arranged one after another
a vertical glass tube used in column chromatography, where a mixture is poured in the top and components are separated through adsorption
any object or structure that resembles the shape of a tall cylinder or tower
a freestanding vertical cylindrical structure, such as a monument, not supporting anything
any tubular or pillar-like structure in the human or animal body
a vertical division of text or a page layout
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