Definition
Definition of ledged - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
structureTECH. having a ledge or ledgesTECH.
- The building had a beautifully ledged facade.
2.
raised edgeTECH. marked by a raised or projecting edgeTECH.
- The ledged design of the table added a unique touch to the furniture.
Origin of ledged
Middle English, leggen (to lay)
Examples of ledged in a sentence
Architects admired the ledged design for its elegance. The ledged shelf prevented items from falling. He admired the ledged architecture of the ancient building.
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- French:en saillie, bordé, ...
- German:abgestuft, mit erhöhter Kante, ...
- Italian:con mensole, bordato, ...
- Spanish:con salientes, con borde elevado, ...
- Portuguese:com saliências, com borda elevada, ...
- Chinese:带壁架的, 有凸边的, ...
- Japanese:棚状の, 縁取りのある, ...
- Arabic:ذو حواف, ذو حافة بارزة, ...
- Hebrew:מְצֻיָּד בְּמִדָּף, בְּשׁוּלַיִם בּוֹלְטִים, ...
- Russian:выступающий, с приподнятым краем, ...
- Ukrainian:виступаючий, з піднятим краєм, ...
- Hindi:शेल्फ़दार, उभरे किनारे वाला, ...
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