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pottery

/ˈpɒt.ər.i/

Traduction: Nom désignant des objets en argile façonnés puis durcis par la chaleur, ainsi que l'art ou l'atelier liés à leur fabrication.

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/ˈpɒt.ər.i/B1formalart
  • frNom désignant des objets en argile façonnés puis durcis par la chaleur, ainsi que l'art ou l'atelier liés à leur fabrication.

A noun referring to objects made from clay that are shaped and then hardened by heat, or to the craft or workshop involved in their production.

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  1. Ceramic objectsA2formal

    Items made from clay that have been shaped and then hardened by heat, such as pots, dishes, and vases.

    frCéramique (objets)

    • She bought a beautiful piece of pottery at the local market.
    • The museum has a large collection of ancient Greek pottery.
    • He carefully packed the pottery in bubble wrap for shipping.

    Synonymeschinaclaywarecrockeryearthenwareporcelainstoneware

  2. The craft of making claywareB1formal

    The art or activity of making objects out of clay, especially using a potter's wheel and a kiln.

    frLa poterie (art de fabrication)

    • She took a class in pottery to learn how to use a wheel.
    • Pottery requires patience and a steady hand.
    • He has been practicing pottery for over ten years.
  3. A potter's workshopB1formal

    A place where pottery is made or sold, often containing kilns and potter's wheels.

    frAtelier de potier

    • The artist invited us to visit her pottery studio.
    • They run a small pottery in the countryside.
    • The pottery was filled with the smell of wet clay and glaze.

    Synonymesatelierstudioworkshop

Formes
  • potteries plural form
  • potteries' possessive plural form
  • pottery's possessive singular form
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