Definition
Definition of moderne - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
current eraDated relating to the present or recent timesDated
- The building's design is very moderne.
2.
technologically advancedDated US characterized by or using the most up-to-date techniques, ideas, or equipmentDated US
- They furnished their apartment in a moderne style.
3.
architectureTECH. related to 1920s-1930s architecture with straight linesTECH.
- The building features a moderne facade with tubular steel frames.
Origin of moderne
French, moderne (modern)
Examples of moderne in a sentence
The artist's work is quite moderne. The building's moderne architecture stood out in the old city. Her taste in moderne art was evident in her collection. The moderne style is evident in the building's geometric shapes. Architects often incorporate moderne elements in urban designs.
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- French:moderne, contemporain, ...
- German:modern, technologisch fortschrittlich, ...
- Italian:contemporaneo, all'avanguardia, ...
- Spanish:contemporáneo, vanguardista, ...
- Portuguese:contemporâneo, avançado, ...
- Chinese:现代的, 现代化的, ...
- Japanese:モダンな, 最新式の, ...
- Arabic:حَدِيث, مُتَطَوِّر, ...
- Hebrew:עַכְשָׁוִי, מֻדְרָנִי, ...
- Russian:современный, технологичный, ...
- Ukrainian:сучасний, технологічний, ...
- Hindi:आधुनिक, मॉडर्न, ...
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