plafond

/pluh-fon; French pla-fawn/US // pləˈfɒn; French plaˈfɔ̃ //UK // (pləˈfɒn, French plafɔ̃) //

匾额,斑块,斑纹,斑马线

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural pla·fonds [pluh-fonz; French pla-fawn]. /pləˈfɒnz; French plaˈfɔ̃/. Architecture.
- : a ceiling, whether flat or arched, especially one of decorative character.

as inceiling

Forms: plafonds

Synonyms

This picture is the finished sketch of a plafond now at Dijon, the birth-place of the painter.
Silken carpets covered the floor, and the plafond of this gigantic hall was formed by the thousand-starred arch of heaven.
Above, garlands of flowers and evergreens, from which thousands of coloured lamps were suspended, formed the plafond.
As I was poking about, two urchins accosted me and asked if I would like to see the plafond.
Beautiful oil-paintings, in tasteful gold frames, ornament the plafond; but the magnificent chandelier is the greatest curiosity.

/pluh-fon; French pla-fawn/US // pləˈfɒn; French plaˈfɔ̃ //UK // (pləˈfɒn, French plafɔ̃) //

匾额,斑块,斑纹,斑马线

n.名词 noun

1
plural pla·fonds [pluh-fonz; French pla-fawn]. /pləˈfɒnz; French plaˈfɔ̃/. Architecture.
- : a ceiling, whether flat or arched, especially one of decorative character.

as inceiling

Forms: plafonds

Synonyms

This picture is the finished sketch of a plafond now at Dijon, the birth-place of the painter.
Silken carpets covered the floor, and the plafond of this gigantic hall was formed by the thousand-starred arch of heaven.
Above, garlands of flowers and evergreens, from which thousands of coloured lamps were suspended, formed the plafond.
As I was poking about, two urchins accosted me and asked if I would like to see the plafond.
Beautiful oil-paintings, in tasteful gold frames, ornament the plafond; but the magnificent chandelier is the greatest curiosity.