dado 的 3 个定义
plural da·does, da·dos.
- Also called die. Architecture. the part of a pedestal between the base and the cornice or cap.
- the lower broad part of an interior wall finished in wallpaper, a fabric, paint, etc.
- Carpentry. a groove or rectangular section for receiving the end of a board.
- to provide with a dado.
- dado in, to insert into a dado.
更多dado例句
- He was close to Gianni Agnelli, the head of Fiat cars, as well as the Roman Prince Dado Ruspoli.
- Hence, Gianni and Dado decided to play a rather morbid joke on their Danish friend.
- It is the background for the furniture, and should be deeper than the dado or wainscoting.
- It is filled in to ornament and protect that portion of the wall between the chair or dado rail and the skirting.
- He commissioned Whistler to suggest the colour in the hall, and paint the detail of blossom and leaf on the panels of the dado.
- He decorated the gallery: delicate rose on the walls, white dado, white chairs, and pale azaleas in rose-flushed jars.
- Whistler decorated the room in Brown and Gold, choosing the brown paper for the walls, designing the mouldings of the dado.