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skyscraper

[skahy-skrey-per] / ˈskaɪˌskreɪ pər /
NOUN
tall building
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But the mix of skyscraper horizon and natural foreground fits perfectly with the theme of this programme - to draw our attention to the wildlife around us, something Marot has been interested in all his life.

From BBC

This is the same company responsible for the construction of a Bangkok skyscraper that collapsed last March during an earthquake, when no other buildings in the city fell.

From BBC

The famed skyscraper, which began hosting tenants in April 1930 and was once the world's tallest building, continues to draw tourists to its blue-chip address of 405 Lexington Avenue in the heart of Manhattan.

From Barron's

By eliminating the need for massive skyscrapers, corporations would redirect capital into smaller, interconnected hubs that foster community integration.

From The Wall Street Journal

"While they are sleeping, we are here," he said, pointing to the residential skyscrapers behind him, where the lights are switched off.

From Barron's