arch
/ɑːrɪtʃ/Definitions
1. noun
A curved structure, typically of stone or brick, spanning an opening and supporting a bridge or roof.
“The Gothic cathedral featured a stunning arch above the entrance.”
2. noun
A high-ranking position, especially in a hierarchy or organization.
“He held the arch of chief editor for the publishing company.”
3. noun
A skill or talent, especially in a particular field or activity.
“She possessed a natural arch for painting and was soon selling her artwork online.”
4. verb
To form or shape something into an arch or curved shape.
“The workers had to arch the roof of the new building to accommodate the skylights.”
5. verb
To throw or cast something, especially with force or skill.
“He arched the ball over the defender and into the goal.”
6. verb
To curve or bend, especially in a way that forms an arch.
“The path arched over the stream and led to the waterfall.”