Definition of à jour in English:

à jour

(also a jour)

adjective əˈʒʊə

Scottish

Having perforations or holes, pierced; specifically designating an ornamental openwork pattern on metalwork, leather work, etc., or the technique by which it is produced. Often used postpositively. Also as adverb: in this manner, so as to have such piercings or openwork.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From Middle French, French à jour, lit. ‘(open) to the daylight’, from à to + jour.

Definition of à jour in US English:

à jour

(also a jour)

adjectiveəˈʒʊə

Scottish

Having perforations or holes, pierced; specifically designating an ornamental openwork pattern on metalwork, leather work, etc., or the technique by which it is produced. Often used postpositively. Also as adverb: in this manner, so as to have such piercings or openwork.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From Middle French, French à jour, lit. ‘(open) to the daylight’, from à to + jour.

词汇	à jour
释义	Definition of à jour in English: à jour (also a jour) adjective əˈʒʊə Scottish Having perforations or holes, pierced; specifically designating an ornamental openwork pattern on metalwork, leather work, etc., or the technique by which it is produced. Often used postpositively. Also as adverb: in this manner, so as to have such piercings or openwork. Origin Mid 16th century. From Middle French, French à jour, lit. ‘(open) to the daylight’, from à to + jour. Definition of à jour in US English: à jour (also a jour) adjectiveəˈʒʊə Scottish Having perforations or holes, pierced; specifically designating an ornamental openwork pattern on metalwork, leather work, etc., or the technique by which it is produced. Often used postpositively. Also as adverb: in this manner, so as to have such piercings or openwork. Origin Mid 16th century. From Middle French, French à jour, lit. ‘(open) to the daylight’, from à to + jour.
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