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wainscot

/ˈweɪn.skət/

Traduction: Nom désignant un revêtement en bois (ou autre matériau) appliqué sur la partie inférieure d’un mur intérieur, souvent distinct de la partie supérieure par son lambris ou sa moulure.

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/ˈweɪn.skət/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un revêtement en bois (ou autre matériau) appliqué sur la partie inférieure d’un mur intérieur, souvent distinct de la partie supérieure par son lambris ou sa moulure.

A noun referring to wooden paneling that lines the lower part of an interior wall, often finished differently from the upper part.

  1. Lower wall panelingC1formal

    A decorative or protective panel that covers the lower part of an interior wall, often made of wood and distinct from the upper wall finish.

    frLambris (de partie inférieure de mur)

    • The dining room features an elegant oak wainscot.
    • They installed a white wainscot to protect the walls from scuffs.
    • The old house had original wainscot in the hallway.

    Synonymesdadopanelingwainscotingwainscotting

  2. Wooden wall liningC1formal

    Wooden panels used to line the walls of a room, typically for insulation or aesthetic purposes.

    frLambris en bois

    • The library was lined with dark wainscot.
    • Wainscot can add warmth and character to a room.
    • They chose a simple wainscot design for the study.

    Synonymespanelingwainscoting

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