moderne
moʊˈdɛrn
Definition

Definition of moderne - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
current eraDatedrelating to the present or recent timesDated
  • The building's design is very moderne.
contemporary modern
2.
technologically advancedDatedUScharacterized by or using the most up-to-date techniques, ideas, or equipmentDatedUS
  • They furnished their apartment in a moderne style.
contemporary modern
3.
architectureTECH.related to 1920s-1930s architecture with straight linesTECH.
  • The building features a moderne facade with tubular steel frames.
contemporary modernistic
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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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  1. French:moderne, contemporain, ...
  2. German:modern, technologisch fortschrittlich, ...
  3. Italian:contemporaneo, all'avanguardia, ...
  4. Spanish:contemporáneo, vanguardista, ...
  5. Portuguese:contemporâneo, avançado, ...
  6. Chinese:现代的, 现代化的, ...
  7. Japanese:モダンな, 最新式の, ...
  8. Arabic:حَدِيث, مُتَطَوِّر, ...
  9. Hebrew:עַכְשָׁוִי, מֻדְרָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:современный, технологичный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сучасний, технологічний, ...
  12. Hindi:आधुनिक, मॉडर्न, ...

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