Definition of François Premier in English:

François Premier

(also Francois Premier)

noun ˈfranswɑː prəmˈjeɪˈfrɑːnswɑː prəmˈjeɪˈfrɒnswɑː prəmˈjeɪ

Attributive Relating to or characterized by the style in architecture, furniture, etc., characteristic of (the early part of) the reign of François I, typically regarded as a mixture of Italian and Gothic influences; designating such a style.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Ainsworth's Magazine. From French François premier (usually written as François I), the title of François I, King of France (reigned 1515–47).

Definition of François Premier in US English:

François Premier

(also Francois Premier)

noun

Attributive Relating to or characterized by the style in architecture, furniture, etc., characteristic of (the early part of) the reign of François I, typically regarded as a mixture of Italian and Gothic influences; designating such a style.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Ainsworth's Magazine. From French François premier (usually written as François I), the title of François I, King of France (reigned 1515–47).

单词	François Premier
释义	Definition of François Premier in English: François Premier (also Francois Premier) noun ˈfranswɑː prəmˈjeɪˈfrɑːnswɑː prəmˈjeɪˈfrɒnswɑː prəmˈjeɪ Attributive Relating to or characterized by the style in architecture, furniture, etc., characteristic of (the early part of) the reign of François I, typically regarded as a mixture of Italian and Gothic influences; designating such a style. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Ainsworth's Magazine. From French François premier (usually written as François I), the title of François I, King of France (reigned 1515–47). Definition of François Premier in US English: François Premier (also Francois Premier) noun Attributive Relating to or characterized by the style in architecture, furniture, etc., characteristic of (the early part of) the reign of François I, typically regarded as a mixture of Italian and Gothic influences; designating such a style. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Ainsworth's Magazine. From French François premier (usually written as François I), the title of François I, King of France (reigned 1515–47).
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