Definition of mousquetaire in English:

mousquetaire

noun ˌmuːskɪˈtɛːˌmʊskɪˈtɛː

A mousquetaire glove.

adjective ˌmuːskɪˈtɛːˌmʊskɪˈtɛː

Resembling or suggestive of the ornate, elegant style of dress of the mousquetaires.

Origin

Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From French mousquetaire footsoldier armed with a musket, cavalry soldier belonging to one of the two companies of the king's household from mousquet + -aire. With use as adjective compare French mousquetaire designating items of fashionable costume. The Mousquetaires (disbanded in 1775 and again, after a brief revival, in 1815), were popularized in fiction in the mid 19th cent. by Alexandre Dumas père's series of novels.

Definition of mousquetaire in US English:

mousquetaire

noun

A mousquetaire glove.

adjective

Resembling or suggestive of the ornate, elegant style of dress of the mousquetaires.

Origin

Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From French mousquetaire footsoldier armed with a musket, cavalry soldier belonging to one of the two companies of the king's household from mousquet + -aire. With use as adjective compare French mousquetaire designating items of fashionable costume. The Mousquetaires (disbanded in 1775 and again, after a brief revival, in 1815), were popularized in fiction in the mid 19th cent. by Alexandre Dumas père's series of novels.

词汇	mousquetaire
释义	Definition of mousquetaire in English: mousquetaire noun ˌmuːskɪˈtɛːˌmʊskɪˈtɛː A mousquetaire glove. adjective ˌmuːskɪˈtɛːˌmʊskɪˈtɛː Resembling or suggestive of the ornate, elegant style of dress of the mousquetaires. Origin Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From French mousquetaire footsoldier armed with a musket, cavalry soldier belonging to one of the two companies of the king's household from mousquet + -aire. With use as adjective compare French mousquetaire designating items of fashionable costume. The Mousquetaires (disbanded in 1775 and again, after a brief revival, in 1815), were popularized in fiction in the mid 19th cent. by Alexandre Dumas père's series of novels. Definition of mousquetaire in US English: mousquetaire noun A mousquetaire glove. adjective Resembling or suggestive of the ornate, elegant style of dress of the mousquetaires. Origin Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From French mousquetaire footsoldier armed with a musket, cavalry soldier belonging to one of the two companies of the king's household from mousquet + -aire. With use as adjective compare French mousquetaire designating items of fashionable costume. The Mousquetaires (disbanded in 1775 and again, after a brief revival, in 1815), were popularized in fiction in the mid 19th cent. by Alexandre Dumas père's series of novels.
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