MANSART

Meaning of MANSART in English

/mahonn sannrdd"/ ; Eng. /man"sahrt, -seuhrt/ , n.

1. Jules Hardouin /zhyuul annrdd dwaonn"/ , ( Jules Hardouin ), 1646-1708, French architect: chief architectural director for Louis XIV.

2. his granduncle, (Nicolas) François /nee kaw lah" frddahonn swann"/ , 1598-1666, French architect.

Also, Mansard /mahonn sannrdd"/ ; Eng. /man"sahrd, -seuhrd/ .

Random House Webster's Unabridged English dictionary. Полный английский словарь Вебстер - Random House . 2012

HARDOUIN-MANSART — /annrdd dwaonn mahonn sannrdd"/ , n. Jules /zhyuul/ . See Mansart, Jules Hardouin- . Also, Hardouin-Mansard .
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MANSART, FRANCOIS — Additional reading Anthony Blunt, Art and Architecture in France, 1500 to 1700, 4th ed. (1981), contains an excellent discussion of …
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MANSARD — ˈmanˌsärd, -sȧd noun ( -s ) Etymology: French mansarde, after François Mansart ( Mansard ) died 1666 French architect 1. …
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MANSARD — /man"sahrd, -seuhrd/ , n. 1. Also called mansard roof . a hip roof, each face of which has a steeper …
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MANSARD — noun Etymology: French mansarde, from François Mansart died 1666 French architect Date: circa 1734 : a roof having two slopes …
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MANSARD — [ 'mansα:d , -səd ] ■ noun 1》 a roof having four sides, in each of which the lower part …
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MANSARD — [man.sard] n [F mansarde, fr. Francois Mansart d. 1666 Fr. architect] (ca. 1734): a roof having two slopes on all …
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MANSARD — / ˈmænsɑːd; NAmE -sɑːrd/ (also ˌmansard ˈroof ) noun ( technical ) a roof with a double slope in which …
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