Definition of chimney piece in English:

chimney piece

noun

British

A mantelpiece.
〈英〉壁炉台
Example sentencesExamples
- He is best known for, and indeed gave his name to, a kind of grisaille which gives the illusion of a marble relief, often over a door or chimney piece.
- The Websters established their marble works nearby, using the canal to ship in foreign marble and export heavy goods such as elaborately carved chimney pieces.
- The London map- and printseller John Garrett in his 1679 catalogue described a map of the world in four sheets on linen and rollers with views on the side as ‘a fit ornament for a chimney piece.’
- An arch leads to a second reception room with a brick chimney piece, beyond which the small kitchen features maple units and a blue mosaic tiled splashback.
- After leaving the stairwell and statue, guests entered the principal drawing room, where, above the chimney piece, Wellington chose to hang a portrait of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough.
- The newly-installed chimney piece in Prince William's university digs - a large country house just outside St Andrews - is the ultimate stamp of approval for the small Borders firm of Thistle & Rose.
- Corbusier wrote, ‘I thought of the cowboy in the Wild West, smoking his pipe, his feet in the air higher than his head against the chimney piece.’
- At its centre is a fireplace encased within a brick chimney piece.
- For example, one of the chimney pieces incorporates elements from Plate 64 in William Kent's Designs of Inigo Jones.
- Standard features include fitted kitchens, feature chimney pieces in living rooms, gas-fired central heating, video intercom system, lifts and timber decked balconies and patios.
- A few ornaments lay upon the chimney piece, which was formed from layers of pristine, white marble.
- His Chinese collection was housed at his home, Fonthill, in a specially designed room in which the chimney piece and fittings were entirely made of ebony inlaid with ivory.
- As well as the four bedrooms, there is a living area with a granite chimney piece stretching to the ceiling and an open grate.
- A number of period features remain intact including cornicing, chimney pieces and Georgian marble mantelpieces.
- Melan followed his gaze and made her way to the chimney piece.
- A tipsy mouse did pop from the chimney piece to collect a sticky crumb.
- In 1561, for example, he acquired a copy of the recently published Livre de perspective by Jean Cousin and the chimney piece in the Great Hall at Burghley is derived from Serlio's L' architettura.
- A large bay window provides wonderful sea views while a white marble chimney piece is another attractive feature of the drawing room.
- Features include pitch-pine flooring, timber fireplaces in two bedrooms and a sandstone chimney piece in the living room.
- There are a number of fine Irish chimney pieces including one in carved pine, George III (estimate €9,000 - €12,000) and a Regency pair in white marble.

Definition of chimney piece in US English:

chimney piece

nounˈCHimnē pēsˈtʃɪmni pis

British

A mantelpiece.
〈英〉壁炉台
Example sentencesExamples
- Corbusier wrote, ‘I thought of the cowboy in the Wild West, smoking his pipe, his feet in the air higher than his head against the chimney piece.’
- His Chinese collection was housed at his home, Fonthill, in a specially designed room in which the chimney piece and fittings were entirely made of ebony inlaid with ivory.
- An arch leads to a second reception room with a brick chimney piece, beyond which the small kitchen features maple units and a blue mosaic tiled splashback.
- As well as the four bedrooms, there is a living area with a granite chimney piece stretching to the ceiling and an open grate.
- After leaving the stairwell and statue, guests entered the principal drawing room, where, above the chimney piece, Wellington chose to hang a portrait of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough.
- The newly-installed chimney piece in Prince William's university digs - a large country house just outside St Andrews - is the ultimate stamp of approval for the small Borders firm of Thistle & Rose.
- The London map- and printseller John Garrett in his 1679 catalogue described a map of the world in four sheets on linen and rollers with views on the side as ‘a fit ornament for a chimney piece.’
- A large bay window provides wonderful sea views while a white marble chimney piece is another attractive feature of the drawing room.
- A number of period features remain intact including cornicing, chimney pieces and Georgian marble mantelpieces.
- Standard features include fitted kitchens, feature chimney pieces in living rooms, gas-fired central heating, video intercom system, lifts and timber decked balconies and patios.
- Melan followed his gaze and made her way to the chimney piece.
- The Websters established their marble works nearby, using the canal to ship in foreign marble and export heavy goods such as elaborately carved chimney pieces.
- There are a number of fine Irish chimney pieces including one in carved pine, George III (estimate €9,000 - €12,000) and a Regency pair in white marble.
- A few ornaments lay upon the chimney piece, which was formed from layers of pristine, white marble.
- At its centre is a fireplace encased within a brick chimney piece.
- For example, one of the chimney pieces incorporates elements from Plate 64 in William Kent's Designs of Inigo Jones.
- He is best known for, and indeed gave his name to, a kind of grisaille which gives the illusion of a marble relief, often over a door or chimney piece.
- In 1561, for example, he acquired a copy of the recently published Livre de perspective by Jean Cousin and the chimney piece in the Great Hall at Burghley is derived from Serlio's L' architettura.
- A tipsy mouse did pop from the chimney piece to collect a sticky crumb.
- Features include pitch-pine flooring, timber fireplaces in two bedrooms and a sandstone chimney piece in the living room.

词汇	chimney piece
释义	Definition of chimney piece in English: chimney piece noun British A mantelpiece. 〈英〉壁炉台 Example sentencesExamples He is best known for, and indeed gave his name to, a kind of grisaille which gives the illusion of a marble relief, often over a door or chimney piece. The Websters established their marble works nearby, using the canal to ship in foreign marble and export heavy goods such as elaborately carved chimney pieces. The London map- and printseller John Garrett in his 1679 catalogue described a map of the world in four sheets on linen and rollers with views on the side as ‘a fit ornament for a chimney piece.’ An arch leads to a second reception room with a brick chimney piece, beyond which the small kitchen features maple units and a blue mosaic tiled splashback. After leaving the stairwell and statue, guests entered the principal drawing room, where, above the chimney piece, Wellington chose to hang a portrait of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough. The newly-installed chimney piece in Prince William's university digs - a large country house just outside St Andrews - is the ultimate stamp of approval for the small Borders firm of Thistle & Rose. Corbusier wrote, ‘I thought of the cowboy in the Wild West, smoking his pipe, his feet in the air higher than his head against the chimney piece.’ At its centre is a fireplace encased within a brick chimney piece. For example, one of the chimney pieces incorporates elements from Plate 64 in William Kent's Designs of Inigo Jones. Standard features include fitted kitchens, feature chimney pieces in living rooms, gas-fired central heating, video intercom system, lifts and timber decked balconies and patios. A few ornaments lay upon the chimney piece, which was formed from layers of pristine, white marble. His Chinese collection was housed at his home, Fonthill, in a specially designed room in which the chimney piece and fittings were entirely made of ebony inlaid with ivory. As well as the four bedrooms, there is a living area with a granite chimney piece stretching to the ceiling and an open grate. A number of period features remain intact including cornicing, chimney pieces and Georgian marble mantelpieces. Melan followed his gaze and made her way to the chimney piece. A tipsy mouse did pop from the chimney piece to collect a sticky crumb. In 1561, for example, he acquired a copy of the recently published Livre de perspective by Jean Cousin and the chimney piece in the Great Hall at Burghley is derived from Serlio's L' architettura. A large bay window provides wonderful sea views while a white marble chimney piece is another attractive feature of the drawing room. Features include pitch-pine flooring, timber fireplaces in two bedrooms and a sandstone chimney piece in the living room. There are a number of fine Irish chimney pieces including one in carved pine, George III (estimate €9,000 - €12,000) and a Regency pair in white marble. Definition of chimney piece in US English: chimney piece nounˈCHimnē pēsˈtʃɪmni pis British A mantelpiece. 〈英〉壁炉台 Example sentencesExamples Corbusier wrote, ‘I thought of the cowboy in the Wild West, smoking his pipe, his feet in the air higher than his head against the chimney piece.’ His Chinese collection was housed at his home, Fonthill, in a specially designed room in which the chimney piece and fittings were entirely made of ebony inlaid with ivory. An arch leads to a second reception room with a brick chimney piece, beyond which the small kitchen features maple units and a blue mosaic tiled splashback. As well as the four bedrooms, there is a living area with a granite chimney piece stretching to the ceiling and an open grate. After leaving the stairwell and statue, guests entered the principal drawing room, where, above the chimney piece, Wellington chose to hang a portrait of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough. The newly-installed chimney piece in Prince William's university digs - a large country house just outside St Andrews - is the ultimate stamp of approval for the small Borders firm of Thistle & Rose. The London map- and printseller John Garrett in his 1679 catalogue described a map of the world in four sheets on linen and rollers with views on the side as ‘a fit ornament for a chimney piece.’ A large bay window provides wonderful sea views while a white marble chimney piece is another attractive feature of the drawing room. A number of period features remain intact including cornicing, chimney pieces and Georgian marble mantelpieces. Standard features include fitted kitchens, feature chimney pieces in living rooms, gas-fired central heating, video intercom system, lifts and timber decked balconies and patios. Melan followed his gaze and made her way to the chimney piece. The Websters established their marble works nearby, using the canal to ship in foreign marble and export heavy goods such as elaborately carved chimney pieces. There are a number of fine Irish chimney pieces including one in carved pine, George III (estimate €9,000 - €12,000) and a Regency pair in white marble. A few ornaments lay upon the chimney piece, which was formed from layers of pristine, white marble. At its centre is a fireplace encased within a brick chimney piece. For example, one of the chimney pieces incorporates elements from Plate 64 in William Kent's Designs of Inigo Jones. He is best known for, and indeed gave his name to, a kind of grisaille which gives the illusion of a marble relief, often over a door or chimney piece. In 1561, for example, he acquired a copy of the recently published Livre de perspective by Jean Cousin and the chimney piece in the Great Hall at Burghley is derived from Serlio's L' architettura. A tipsy mouse did pop from the chimney piece to collect a sticky crumb. Features include pitch-pine flooring, timber fireplaces in two bedrooms and a sandstone chimney piece in the living room.
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