Definition of famille in English:

famille

nounfaˈmiːˌfäˈmē(ə)

mass noun

Chinese enamelled porcelain of particular periods in the 17th and 18th centuries with a specified predominant colour: famille jaune /ʒəʊn/ (yellow), famille noire /nwɑː/ (black), famille rose /rəʊz/ (red), or famille verte /vɛːt/ (green)
（中国17和18世纪特定时期有特定主色调的）…釉瓷器
the coloured wares include versions of Chinese famille rose
as modifier a fine famille verte saucer dish
Example sentencesExamples
- Famille noire items fell out of favor after the Kangxi period and were again immensely popular during the years of the Dowager Empress's influence.
- Pieces that exhibit small, careful brushstrokes are in general considered typical of Peking, while those that display a palette and brush technique strongly akin to famille rose porcelain of the period are considered to be Cantonese.
- These works are particularly beautiful, and are decorated with gilding as well as famille verte and fencai enamel glazes.
- One Franklin artifact that did not reach the present unscathed is a frequently repaired famille rose Chinese export bowl (Pl. VI), probably purchased in London in the mid-eighteenth century.
- This is also reflected in the porcelain market, where bright enamelled porcelains, famille rose and famille verte, fetch extraordinary prices.

Origin

French, literally 'family'.

Definition of famille in US English:

famille

nounˌfäˈmē(ə)

Chinese enameled porcelain of particular periods in the 17th and 18th centuries with a predominant color, famille jaune (yellow), famille noire (black), famille rose (red), famille verte (green)
（中国17和18世纪特定时期有特定主色调的）…釉瓷器
the colored wares include versions of Chinese famille rose
as modifier a fine famille verte saucer dish
Example sentencesExamples
- Famille noire items fell out of favor after the Kangxi period and were again immensely popular during the years of the Dowager Empress's influence.
- Pieces that exhibit small, careful brushstrokes are in general considered typical of Peking, while those that display a palette and brush technique strongly akin to famille rose porcelain of the period are considered to be Cantonese.
- These works are particularly beautiful, and are decorated with gilding as well as famille verte and fencai enamel glazes.
- This is also reflected in the porcelain market, where bright enamelled porcelains, famille rose and famille verte, fetch extraordinary prices.
- One Franklin artifact that did not reach the present unscathed is a frequently repaired famille rose Chinese export bowl (Pl. VI), probably purchased in London in the mid-eighteenth century.

Origin

French, literally ‘family’.

词汇	famille
释义	Definition of famille in English: famille nounfaˈmiːˌfäˈmē(ə) mass noun Chinese enamelled porcelain of particular periods in the 17th and 18th centuries with a specified predominant colour: famille jaune /ʒəʊn/ (yellow), famille noire /nwɑː/ (black), famille rose /rəʊz/ (red), or famille verte /vɛːt/ (green) （中国17和18世纪特定时期有特定主色调的）…釉瓷器 the coloured wares include versions of Chinese famille rose as modifier a fine famille verte saucer dish Example sentencesExamples Famille noire items fell out of favor after the Kangxi period and were again immensely popular during the years of the Dowager Empress's influence. Pieces that exhibit small, careful brushstrokes are in general considered typical of Peking, while those that display a palette and brush technique strongly akin to famille rose porcelain of the period are considered to be Cantonese. These works are particularly beautiful, and are decorated with gilding as well as famille verte and fencai enamel glazes. One Franklin artifact that did not reach the present unscathed is a frequently repaired famille rose Chinese export bowl (Pl. VI), probably purchased in London in the mid-eighteenth century. This is also reflected in the porcelain market, where bright enamelled porcelains, famille rose and famille verte, fetch extraordinary prices. Origin French, literally 'family'. Definition of famille in US English: famille nounˌfäˈmē(ə) Chinese enameled porcelain of particular periods in the 17th and 18th centuries with a predominant color, famille jaune (yellow), famille noire (black), famille rose (red), famille verte (green) （中国17和18世纪特定时期有特定主色调的）…釉瓷器 the colored wares include versions of Chinese famille rose as modifier a fine famille verte saucer dish Example sentencesExamples Famille noire items fell out of favor after the Kangxi period and were again immensely popular during the years of the Dowager Empress's influence. Pieces that exhibit small, careful brushstrokes are in general considered typical of Peking, while those that display a palette and brush technique strongly akin to famille rose porcelain of the period are considered to be Cantonese. These works are particularly beautiful, and are decorated with gilding as well as famille verte and fencai enamel glazes. This is also reflected in the porcelain market, where bright enamelled porcelains, famille rose and famille verte, fetch extraordinary prices. One Franklin artifact that did not reach the present unscathed is a frequently repaired famille rose Chinese export bowl (Pl. VI), probably purchased in London in the mid-eighteenth century. Origin French, literally ‘family’.
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