Definition of bentwood in English:

bentwood

nounˈbɛntwʊdˈbɛntˌwʊd

mass noun

Wood that is artificially shaped for use in making furniture.
（用于制造家具的）人工弯木
as modifier bentwood chairs
Example sentencesExamples
- There were bellhops in satin uniforms who operated the lifts, bentwood hatstands that displayed accessories, and make-up counters where you were encouraged to try the make-up on your face.
- Innovations in bentwood truss construction in Nova Scotia shows ways to create strong members using smaller diameter trees.
- Despite the necessary assertion that Gragg was skilled at bentwood construction, the Windsor chairs now attributed to him do not themselves fully support that assertion.
- This pavilion challenged the nationalistic and decorative emphasis of the 1925 Exhibition by including mass-production, for example a table made by a hospital-furniture manufacturer, Maples armchairs and bentwood chair.
- Sprung upholstery, plywood, and bentwood appeared, metal was used structurally for bed-frames (eliminating bed-bugs) and cast-iron outdoor chairs, and arrangements became more informal.
- Two bentwood chairs seem to tumble in from the far right of the canvas.
- In the main seating area, the chairs are Thonet bentwood classics finished in silver to add sparkle to the ambience.
- The bentwood chair and area rug are focal points.
- No book on American seating furniture, painted fancy chairs, or bentwood construction is complete without an example of his work.
- However, of late I've taken to using a bentwood chair on set, but I am writing my next film so I'll be getting the old chair out again.
- Later, a German designer started using bentwood rods to construct the frames of chairs and other furniture.
- In the new restaurant, gone are the wooden floors, imitation Tiffany lamps, bentwood chairs, red-and-white striped tablecloths and numerous pieces of turn-of-the - 20th century memorabilia on the walls.
- The old guy was still up, sitting on his bentwood chair, and gave me a knowing nod as I passed him.
- Swivel chairs were also available in bentwood, reed, and wood with leather upholstery.
- I sit on a bentwood chair in a patch of sunlight as if I'm in a single spot, centre of a dim-lit stage, shadow-filled with movement and with portent.
- The plain-and-simple Ercol chairs that evolved from those 1946 prototypes were delicate things, modern versions of traditional bentwood designs.
- Its curved frame suggests almost a modern reinterpretation of the bentwood chair.
- Yet others remained recognizable as dismembered parts of domestic or industrial objects, including the curving back of a wicker loveseat, bundles of chair and table legs, and the back of a bentwood rocker.

Definition of bentwood in US English:

bentwood

nounˈbentˌwo͝odˈbɛntˌwʊd

Wood that is artificially shaped for use in making furniture.
（用于制造家具的）人工弯木
as modifier bentwood chairs
Example sentencesExamples
- In the main seating area, the chairs are Thonet bentwood classics finished in silver to add sparkle to the ambience.
- However, of late I've taken to using a bentwood chair on set, but I am writing my next film so I'll be getting the old chair out again.
- No book on American seating furniture, painted fancy chairs, or bentwood construction is complete without an example of his work.
- Two bentwood chairs seem to tumble in from the far right of the canvas.
- Sprung upholstery, plywood, and bentwood appeared, metal was used structurally for bed-frames (eliminating bed-bugs) and cast-iron outdoor chairs, and arrangements became more informal.
- Yet others remained recognizable as dismembered parts of domestic or industrial objects, including the curving back of a wicker loveseat, bundles of chair and table legs, and the back of a bentwood rocker.
- Innovations in bentwood truss construction in Nova Scotia shows ways to create strong members using smaller diameter trees.
- In the new restaurant, gone are the wooden floors, imitation Tiffany lamps, bentwood chairs, red-and-white striped tablecloths and numerous pieces of turn-of-the - 20th century memorabilia on the walls.
- The bentwood chair and area rug are focal points.
- The plain-and-simple Ercol chairs that evolved from those 1946 prototypes were delicate things, modern versions of traditional bentwood designs.
- I sit on a bentwood chair in a patch of sunlight as if I'm in a single spot, centre of a dim-lit stage, shadow-filled with movement and with portent.
- Its curved frame suggests almost a modern reinterpretation of the bentwood chair.
- There were bellhops in satin uniforms who operated the lifts, bentwood hatstands that displayed accessories, and make-up counters where you were encouraged to try the make-up on your face.
- This pavilion challenged the nationalistic and decorative emphasis of the 1925 Exhibition by including mass-production, for example a table made by a hospital-furniture manufacturer, Maples armchairs and bentwood chair.
- Despite the necessary assertion that Gragg was skilled at bentwood construction, the Windsor chairs now attributed to him do not themselves fully support that assertion.
- Later, a German designer started using bentwood rods to construct the frames of chairs and other furniture.
- The old guy was still up, sitting on his bentwood chair, and gave me a knowing nod as I passed him.
- Swivel chairs were also available in bentwood, reed, and wood with leather upholstery.

词汇	bentwood
释义	Definition of bentwood in English: bentwood nounˈbɛntwʊdˈbɛntˌwʊd mass noun Wood that is artificially shaped for use in making furniture. （用于制造家具的）人工弯木 as modifier bentwood chairs Example sentencesExamples There were bellhops in satin uniforms who operated the lifts, bentwood hatstands that displayed accessories, and make-up counters where you were encouraged to try the make-up on your face. Innovations in bentwood truss construction in Nova Scotia shows ways to create strong members using smaller diameter trees. Despite the necessary assertion that Gragg was skilled at bentwood construction, the Windsor chairs now attributed to him do not themselves fully support that assertion. This pavilion challenged the nationalistic and decorative emphasis of the 1925 Exhibition by including mass-production, for example a table made by a hospital-furniture manufacturer, Maples armchairs and bentwood chair. Sprung upholstery, plywood, and bentwood appeared, metal was used structurally for bed-frames (eliminating bed-bugs) and cast-iron outdoor chairs, and arrangements became more informal. Two bentwood chairs seem to tumble in from the far right of the canvas. In the main seating area, the chairs are Thonet bentwood classics finished in silver to add sparkle to the ambience. The bentwood chair and area rug are focal points. No book on American seating furniture, painted fancy chairs, or bentwood construction is complete without an example of his work. However, of late I've taken to using a bentwood chair on set, but I am writing my next film so I'll be getting the old chair out again. Later, a German designer started using bentwood rods to construct the frames of chairs and other furniture. In the new restaurant, gone are the wooden floors, imitation Tiffany lamps, bentwood chairs, red-and-white striped tablecloths and numerous pieces of turn-of-the - 20th century memorabilia on the walls. The old guy was still up, sitting on his bentwood chair, and gave me a knowing nod as I passed him. Swivel chairs were also available in bentwood, reed, and wood with leather upholstery. I sit on a bentwood chair in a patch of sunlight as if I'm in a single spot, centre of a dim-lit stage, shadow-filled with movement and with portent. The plain-and-simple Ercol chairs that evolved from those 1946 prototypes were delicate things, modern versions of traditional bentwood designs. Its curved frame suggests almost a modern reinterpretation of the bentwood chair. Yet others remained recognizable as dismembered parts of domestic or industrial objects, including the curving back of a wicker loveseat, bundles of chair and table legs, and the back of a bentwood rocker. Definition of bentwood in US English: bentwood nounˈbentˌwo͝odˈbɛntˌwʊd Wood that is artificially shaped for use in making furniture. （用于制造家具的）人工弯木 as modifier bentwood chairs Example sentencesExamples In the main seating area, the chairs are Thonet bentwood classics finished in silver to add sparkle to the ambience. However, of late I've taken to using a bentwood chair on set, but I am writing my next film so I'll be getting the old chair out again. No book on American seating furniture, painted fancy chairs, or bentwood construction is complete without an example of his work. Two bentwood chairs seem to tumble in from the far right of the canvas. Sprung upholstery, plywood, and bentwood appeared, metal was used structurally for bed-frames (eliminating bed-bugs) and cast-iron outdoor chairs, and arrangements became more informal. Yet others remained recognizable as dismembered parts of domestic or industrial objects, including the curving back of a wicker loveseat, bundles of chair and table legs, and the back of a bentwood rocker. Innovations in bentwood truss construction in Nova Scotia shows ways to create strong members using smaller diameter trees. In the new restaurant, gone are the wooden floors, imitation Tiffany lamps, bentwood chairs, red-and-white striped tablecloths and numerous pieces of turn-of-the - 20th century memorabilia on the walls. The bentwood chair and area rug are focal points. The plain-and-simple Ercol chairs that evolved from those 1946 prototypes were delicate things, modern versions of traditional bentwood designs. I sit on a bentwood chair in a patch of sunlight as if I'm in a single spot, centre of a dim-lit stage, shadow-filled with movement and with portent. Its curved frame suggests almost a modern reinterpretation of the bentwood chair. There were bellhops in satin uniforms who operated the lifts, bentwood hatstands that displayed accessories, and make-up counters where you were encouraged to try the make-up on your face. This pavilion challenged the nationalistic and decorative emphasis of the 1925 Exhibition by including mass-production, for example a table made by a hospital-furniture manufacturer, Maples armchairs and bentwood chair. Despite the necessary assertion that Gragg was skilled at bentwood construction, the Windsor chairs now attributed to him do not themselves fully support that assertion. Later, a German designer started using bentwood rods to construct the frames of chairs and other furniture. The old guy was still up, sitting on his bentwood chair, and gave me a knowing nod as I passed him. Swivel chairs were also available in bentwood, reed, and wood with leather upholstery.
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