Collocations for arch - noun
ADJECTIVE
pointed,
round,
rounded
brick, steel, stone, etc.
monumental (esp. BrE), triumphal
Gothic, Romanesque, etc.
proscenium
a performance space with a traditional proscenium arch
brick, steel, stone, etc.
monumental (esp. BrE), triumphal
Gothic, Romanesque, etc.
proscenium
a performance space with a traditional proscenium arch
railway
(BrE)
Homeless people slept under the railway arches.
Homeless people slept under the railway arches.
graceful
the graceful arches of the bridge
the graceful arches of the bridge
VERB + arch
build,
erect
This huge triumphal arch was erected at the beginning of this century.
This huge triumphal arch was erected at the beginning of this century.
form,
make
The branches of the trees formed an arch over the bench.
The branches of the trees formed an arch over the bench.
PREPOSITION
beneath an/the arch,
through an/the arch,
under an/the arch
He rode under the arch.
He rode under the arch.