Definition of poché in English:

poché

noun ˈpɒʃeɪ

Architecture

The method or result of representing the solid part of a building (as a wall, etc.) by a darkened area on an architectural plan; (occasionally) a pen for doing this.

verb ˈpɒʃeɪ

Architecture

with object To darken or fill in (walls, columns, etc.) with shading on an architectural plan.

Early 20th century. From French poché, past participle of pocher to sketch.

nounˈpɒʃeɪ

Architecture

The method or result of representing the solid part of a building (as a wall, etc.) by a darkened area on an architectural plan; (occasionally) a pen for doing this.

verbˈpɒʃeɪ

Architecture

with object To darken or fill in (walls, columns, etc.) with shading on an architectural plan.

Early 20th century. From French poché, past participle of pocher to sketch<br>1960s. From poché.

单词	poché
释义	Definition of poché in English: poché noun ˈpɒʃeɪ Architecture The method or result of representing the solid part of a building (as a wall, etc.) by a darkened area on an architectural plan; (occasionally) a pen for doing this. verb ˈpɒʃeɪ Architecture with object To darken or fill in (walls, columns, etc.) with shading on an architectural plan. Origin Early 20th century. From French poché, past participle of pocher to sketch. Definition of poché in US English: poché nounˈpɒʃeɪ Architecture The method or result of representing the solid part of a building (as a wall, etc.) by a darkened area on an architectural plan; (occasionally) a pen for doing this. verbˈpɒʃeɪ Architecture with object To darken or fill in (walls, columns, etc.) with shading on an architectural plan. Origin Early 20th century. From French poché, past participle of pocher to sketch<br>1960s. From poché.
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