Definition of cloisonné in English:

cloisonné

noun klwɑːˈzɒneɪˈklwɑːzɒneɪˌklɔɪznˈeɪ

mass noun

Decorative work in which enamel, glass, or gemstones are separated by strips of flattened wire placed edgeways on a metal backing.
景泰蓝
pieces of Chinese cloisonné
an emblem in beautiful cloisonné
as modifier cloisonné work
Example sentencesExamples
- The collection features fine examples of Qing dynasty enamelled porcelains, Beiijing and Canton enamels on metal, cloisonné enamels and bronzes.
- The other method, the authors tell us is the cloisonné where little compartments are created according to the design using strips of metal.
- The same is true for fine cloisonné, lacquerware and decorative metalwork.
- It was probably used in fine techniques of cloisonné and related crafts.
- Rising majestically over rocks and crested waves, these cloisonné dragons chase flaming pearls amid clouds in the heavens.
- In cloisonné enamelling cells, or cloisons, are built up on a thin sheet of metal by attaching metal wire or fine strips of metal fixed edgewise.

Origin

Mid 19th century: French, literally 'partitioned', past participle of cloisonner, from cloison 'a partition or division'.

Rhymes

donnée, Dubonnet, Monet

Definition of cloisonné in US English:

cloisonné

nounˌkloiznˈāˌklɔɪznˈeɪ

Decorative work in which enamel, glass, or gemstones are separated by strips of flattened wire placed edgeways on a metal backing.
景泰蓝
pieces of Chinese cloisonné
an emblem in beautiful cloisonné
as modifier cloisonné work
Example sentencesExamples
- In cloisonné enamelling cells, or cloisons, are built up on a thin sheet of metal by attaching metal wire or fine strips of metal fixed edgewise.
- The other method, the authors tell us is the cloisonné where little compartments are created according to the design using strips of metal.
- The same is true for fine cloisonné, lacquerware and decorative metalwork.
- The collection features fine examples of Qing dynasty enamelled porcelains, Beiijing and Canton enamels on metal, cloisonné enamels and bronzes.
- It was probably used in fine techniques of cloisonné and related crafts.
- Rising majestically over rocks and crested waves, these cloisonné dragons chase flaming pearls amid clouds in the heavens.

Origin

Mid 19th century: French, literally ‘partitioned’, past participle of cloisonner, from cloison ‘a partition or division’.

词汇	cloisonné
释义	Definition of cloisonné in English: cloisonné noun klwɑːˈzɒneɪˈklwɑːzɒneɪˌklɔɪznˈeɪ mass noun Decorative work in which enamel, glass, or gemstones are separated by strips of flattened wire placed edgeways on a metal backing. 景泰蓝 pieces of Chinese cloisonné an emblem in beautiful cloisonné as modifier cloisonné work Example sentencesExamples The collection features fine examples of Qing dynasty enamelled porcelains, Beiijing and Canton enamels on metal, cloisonné enamels and bronzes. The other method, the authors tell us is the cloisonné where little compartments are created according to the design using strips of metal. The same is true for fine cloisonné, lacquerware and decorative metalwork. It was probably used in fine techniques of cloisonné and related crafts. Rising majestically over rocks and crested waves, these cloisonné dragons chase flaming pearls amid clouds in the heavens. In cloisonné enamelling cells, or cloisons, are built up on a thin sheet of metal by attaching metal wire or fine strips of metal fixed edgewise. Origin Mid 19th century: French, literally 'partitioned', past participle of cloisonner, from cloison 'a partition or division'. Rhymes donnée, Dubonnet, Monet Definition of cloisonné in US English: cloisonné nounˌkloiznˈāˌklɔɪznˈeɪ Decorative work in which enamel, glass, or gemstones are separated by strips of flattened wire placed edgeways on a metal backing. 景泰蓝 pieces of Chinese cloisonné an emblem in beautiful cloisonné as modifier cloisonné work Example sentencesExamples In cloisonné enamelling cells, or cloisons, are built up on a thin sheet of metal by attaching metal wire or fine strips of metal fixed edgewise. The other method, the authors tell us is the cloisonné where little compartments are created according to the design using strips of metal. The same is true for fine cloisonné, lacquerware and decorative metalwork. The collection features fine examples of Qing dynasty enamelled porcelains, Beiijing and Canton enamels on metal, cloisonné enamels and bronzes. It was probably used in fine techniques of cloisonné and related crafts. Rising majestically over rocks and crested waves, these cloisonné dragons chase flaming pearls amid clouds in the heavens. Origin Mid 19th century: French, literally ‘partitioned’, past participle of cloisonner, from cloison ‘a partition or division’.
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