marquetry 的定义
plural mar·que·tries.
- inlaid work of variously colored woods or other materials, especially in furniture.
更多marquetry例句
- The Daily Pic: Alison Elizabeth Taylor's marquetry is about more than just its amazing craft.
- The chairs and lounges were marquetry,—satin-wood and mahogany,—with seats and backs of blue brocade.
- In the centre of the room is a large heavy oak table in marquetry, which weighs about one hundred pounds.
- The floor was of marquetry, hued like a dim rainbow owing to the different coloured woods.
- Marquetry in a shallower form was also extensively used in the latter part of the 18th century.
- In South Germany musical instruments, weapons and bride chests were often lavishly decorated with marquetry.