Definition of Tuileries in English:

Tuileries

proper nounˈtwiːləritɥilʀiˈtwēlərē(z)

Formal gardens next to the Louvre in Paris. The gardens are all that remain of the Tuileries Palace, a royal residence begun in 1564 and burnt down in 1871 during the Commune of Paris.

French, literally 'Tile-works': the palace was built on the site of an ancient tile works.

(also Tuileries Gardens)

proper nounˈtwēlərē(z)

Formal gardens next to the Louvre in Paris. The gardens are all that remain of the Tuileries Palace, a royal residence begun in 1564 and burned down in 1871 during the Commune of Paris.

French, literally ‘Tile-works’: the palace was built on the site of an ancient tile works.

单词	Tuileries
释义	Definition of Tuileries in English: Tuileries proper nounˈtwiːləritɥilʀiˈtwēlərē(z) Formal gardens next to the Louvre in Paris. The gardens are all that remain of the Tuileries Palace, a royal residence begun in 1564 and burnt down in 1871 during the Commune of Paris. Origin French, literally 'Tile-works': the palace was built on the site of an ancient tile works. Definition of Tuileries in US English: Tuileries (also Tuileries Gardens) proper nounˈtwēlərē(z) Formal gardens next to the Louvre in Paris. The gardens are all that remain of the Tuileries Palace, a royal residence begun in 1564 and burned down in 1871 during the Commune of Paris. Origin French, literally ‘Tile-works’: the palace was built on the site of an ancient tile works.
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