Definition of agrément in English:

agrément

(also agrement)

noun əˈɡreɪmɒ̃aˈɡreɪmɒ̃

1Music. In plural Grace notes; embellishments.
2Official approval given by the government of a country to a diplomatic representative of another country; an instance of this.

Phrases

British Board of Agrément

: (in Britain) an official body that tests and monitors new building materials and techniques; abbreviated BBA.

Origin

Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From French agrément (in plural) ornamental accessories, quality of that which is agreeable, grace note, musical ornamentation, specific uses of agrément.

Definition of agrément in US English:

agrément

(also agrement)

noun

1Music. In plural Grace notes; embellishments.
2Official approval given by the government of a country to a diplomatic representative of another country; an instance of this.

Phrases

British Board of Agrément

: (in Britain) an official body that tests and monitors new building materials and techniques; abbreviated BBA.

Origin

Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From French agrément (in plural) ornamental accessories, quality of that which is agreeable, grace note, musical ornamentation, specific uses of agrément.

词汇	agrément
释义	Definition of agrément in English: agrément (also agrement) noun əˈɡreɪmɒ̃aˈɡreɪmɒ̃ 1Music. In plural Grace notes; embellishments. 2Official approval given by the government of a country to a diplomatic representative of another country; an instance of this. Phrases British Board of Agrément : (in Britain) an official body that tests and monitors new building materials and techniques; abbreviated BBA. Origin Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From French agrément (in plural) ornamental accessories, quality of that which is agreeable, grace note, musical ornamentation, specific uses of agrément. noun.1 phr. Definition of agrément in US English: agrément (also agrement) noun 1Music. In plural Grace notes; embellishments. 2Official approval given by the government of a country to a diplomatic representative of another country; an instance of this. Phrases British Board of Agrément : (in Britain) an official body that tests and monitors new building materials and techniques; abbreviated BBA. Origin Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From French agrément (in plural) ornamental accessories, quality of that which is agreeable, grace note, musical ornamentation, specific uses of agrément. noun.1 phr.
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