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arabesque

/ˌær.əˈbesk/

Traduction: Nom avec deux sens principaux : une pose de ballet dans laquelle le danseur se tient sur une jambe, l'autre tendue en arrière et les bras déployés ; et un motif ornemental complexe composé de feuilles et de volutes entrelacées.

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/ˌær.əˈbesk/C1formalart
  • frNom avec deux sens principaux : une pose de ballet dans laquelle le danseur se tient sur une jambe, l'autre tendue en arrière et les bras déployés ; et un motif ornemental complexe composé de feuilles et de volutes entrelacées.

A noun with two primary meanings: a ballet position where the dancer stands on one leg with the other extended behind and arms outstretched; and an intricate ornamental design featuring interlaced foliage and scrollwork.

  1. Ballet positionB2formalart

    A ballet posture where the dancer stands on one leg while the other leg is extended straight back, often with one or both arms held in a graceful, flowing position.

    frArabesque

    • The ballerina held a perfect arabesque for several seconds.
    • He practiced his arabesque in front of the mirror to improve his balance.
    • The choreography required a series of arabesques across the stage.
  2. Decorative designB2formalart

    An intricate ornamental pattern featuring interlacing lines, leaves, and flowing curves, often used in art and architecture.

    frArabesque (ornement)

    • The walls of the palace were decorated with beautiful arabesques.
    • Islamic art is famous for its complex arabesque patterns.
    • The carpet featured a delicate arabesque design in gold and blue.

    Synonymesfiligreefretworkinterlacingmoresqueornamentationtracery

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  • arabesques' possessive plural form
  • arabesque's possessive singular form
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