cabochon 的 3 个定义
plural cab·o·chons [kab-uh-shonz; French ka-baw-shawn]. /ˈkæb əˌʃɒnz; French ka bɔˈʃɔ̃/.
- a precious stone of convex hemispherical or oval form, polished but not cut into facets.
- an ornamental motif resembling this, either concave or convex and often surrounded by ornately carved leaf patterns, used on furniture of the 18th century.
- in the form of a cabochon: a turquoise cut cabochon.
- being cut cabochon: cabochon gems.
更多cabochon例句
- He peered at the brooch, which represented a bunch of grapes in small cabochon amethysts and leaves of green enamel.
- And there was a pendant, a star of diamonds with a great cabochon sapphire—Mademoiselle's beloved jewel!
- Each was a flat star of gray metal in which was set a large oval, cabochon-cut jewel.
- The first three and the last are cabochon cut, elliptical in contour with flat bottoms.
- Design a built-up ring using an elliptical cabochon cut stone as the point of concentration.