колонны

column, line, columns

k ɐ ɫ o nː ɨ → колонна

колонн column, convoy + ы Feminine plural (also genitive singular)

noun · plural feminine, nominative / singular feminine, genitive / plural feminine, accusative Rare #42,267

column, line Often refers to a formation of people or vehicles moving together.

RU: Колонны медленно идут по дороге.

EN: The columns are moving slowly along the road.

columns Also used for the pillars that support a building or structure.

RU: У входа стоят высокие колонны.

EN: There are tall columns by the entrance.

Declension of колонна

Вон, за Звёздным доком ещё видны колонны Полумесячного дока.

There, beyond Star Dock, you can still see the columns of Crescent Dock.

She carried the bugle at the front of the column.

All horsemen to the front of the column.

— Властелин колец: Две крепости (2002)

Not all the columns have gathered yet, Your Majesty.

— Война и мир (1968)

There won’t be a convoy; we’re leaving.

— 9th Company (2005)

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