towers
n. countablen. tall, narrow buildings or parts of a building that rise high above the ground. You often see them on castles, churches, or as modern skyscrapers in a city.
n. tall, narrow structures, either freestanding or forming part of a larger building such as a cathedral or fortress. Often used to provide a wide view of the surrounding area or to house specific equipment like bells or transmitters.
The city has many glass towers that shine in the sun.
From the top of the castle towers, the guards could see any approaching visitors miles away.
The skyline is dominated by steel and concrete towers, reflecting the rapid urbanisation that has transformed the coastal region over the last decade.
Commonly used in the plural to describe a city skyline or a specific architectural complex.