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coffer

/ˈkɒf.ə/

Traduction: Nom désignant soit un coffre ou une caisse pour ranger des objets de valeur, soit un panneau décoratif en creux ornant un plafond ou une voûte.

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noun

/ˈkɒf.ə/C2formal
  • frNom désignant soit un coffre ou une caisse pour ranger des objets de valeur, soit un panneau décoratif en creux ornant un plafond ou une voûte.

A noun with two distinct meanings: an ornamental sunken panel in a ceiling or dome, or a chest used for storing valuables.

  1. Ornamental ceiling panelC1formal

    A recessed, decorative panel set into a ceiling or dome, often used in classical architecture.

    frCaisson de plafond

    • The cathedral's dome was adorned with intricate coffers.
    • Renaissance architects often used coffers to add depth to ceilings.
    • The museum's grand hall features a ceiling with gilded coffers.

    Synonymescaisson

  2. Storage chestB2formal

    A strongbox or chest, typically made of wood or metal, used for storing valuable items such as money or jewels.

    frCoffre-fort / Coffre

    • The king's gold was kept in a locked coffer in the treasury.
    • She discovered an ancient coffer filled with silver coins.
    • The merchant stored his documents in a heavy iron coffer.

    Synonymescasketchestlockboxsafestrongboxtreasure chest

Formes
  • coffers plural form
  • coffers' possessive plural form
  • coffer's possessive singular form
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