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imbrication

/ˌɪm.brɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un motif décoratif ou structurel dans lequel des éléments qui se chevauchent, tels que des tuiles ou des ardoises, sont disposés en couches successives.

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noun

/ˌɪm.brɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un motif décoratif ou structurel dans lequel des éléments qui se chevauchent, tels que des tuiles ou des ardoises, sont disposés en couches successives.

A noun referring to a decorative or structural pattern in which overlapping elements, such as tiles or shingles, cover one another in a layered arrangement.

  1. Overlapping arrangementC2formal

    A decorative or structural pattern where elements like tiles, shingles, or scales overlap each other, each covering part of the next.

    frImbrication

    • The roof's imbrication of slate tiles protected the house from rain.
    • The artist used imbrication in the mosaic to create a sense of depth.
    • The imbrication of scales on the fish was clearly visible under the microscope.

    Synonymeslappingoverlapoverlappingscalingshinglingtiling

    Antonymesdisjunctionseparationspacing

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  • imbrications plural form
  • imbrications' possessive plural form
  • imbrication's possessive singular form
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