tarabiscot
taʁabiskɔ
Definition
Definition of tarabiscot - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
architectureDated petit creux décoratif qui sépare les moulures en architectureDated
- Le tarabiscot souligne élégamment la transition entre les deux moulures.
2.
outilDated petit burin fin utilisé pour les finitions délicates en ébénisterieDated
- L'ébéniste utilise son tarabiscot pour perfectionner les détails du meuble.
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petit burin fin utilisé pour les finitions délicates en ébénisterie
Origin of tarabiscot
italien, tarabiscottare (orner)
Examples of tarabiscot in a sentence
On distingue un fin tarabiscot courant tout le long du plafond. Avec un tarabiscot, il affine les moulures de la porte. Le maître artisan lui montre comment tenir correctement le tarabiscot.
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- English:decorative groove, small finishing chisel, ...
- German:Ziernut, Ziehklinge, ...
- Italian:gola decorativa, scalpello da rifinitura, ...
- Spanish:filete, buril fino, ...
- Portuguese:tarabiscot, formão de acabamento, ...
- Chinese:分隔凹槽, 细工刨, ...
- Japanese:装飾的なくぼみ, 細工用彫刻刀, ...
- Arabic:تجويف زخرفي صغير, إِزْمِيل دَقِيق, ...
- Hebrew:תַּרְבִּיסְקוֹ, מַפְסֶלֶת דַּקָּה, ...
- Russian:тарабиско, тонкое зубило для отделки, ...
- Ukrainian:тарабіскот, тонкий різець для оздоблення, ...
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