cathedral
nounfeminine/kɐtɨˈdɾal/medium
ca·te·dral
Definition
The principal church of a diocese, containing the bishop's throne.
St. Paul's Cathedral is a famous landmark in London.
The cathedral's spire can be seen from miles away.
Common collocations
Gothic cathedralbuild a cathedralcathedral churchcathedral square
Etymology
Do latim 'cathedralis', de 'cathedra' (cátedra, trono).