colonnaded

adj.

有列柱的，有柱廊的；

1. The colonnaded temples of ancient Greece are famous.
   古希腊有柱廊的神殿十分著名。
2. Reminders of Tadmur's glory as a great crossroads of the Roman Empire, a monumental arch and colonnaded streets lie below the hilltop ruins of an Arab castle.
   在一座山顶的阿拉伯城堡废墟下面，一个宏伟的拱门和有柱廊的街道是罗马帝国重要的十字路口，它让我们想起了泰德穆尔过去的辉煌。

Colonnaded Streets In Anatolia During Roman Period
Colonnaded streets within the Roman cityscape: a “spatial” perspective
An Early Classic Colonnaded Building at the Maya Site of Blue Creek, Belize
The Architecture of the Shops and Colonnaded Street in Petra
Interdisciplinary Investigations on a Roman-Era Colonnaded Street
An ideal female head uncovered in the north-south colonnaded street of perge
The long life of the colonnaded roads in the region of Syria and Palestine: From the Byzantines to the Umayyad
Ecclesiastical dominance and urban setting. Colonnaded streets as back-drop for Christian display.
R. BURNS, Origins of the Colonnaded Streets in the Cities of the Roman East. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2017, xvi-409 p.
Five centuries of glory. The north-south colonnaded street of Sagalassos in the first and the sixth century A.D.